c-tab-always-indents: preference buffer-specific variable

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c-tab-always-indents: preference buffer-specific variable

Default value: 0

By default, if you press <Tab> when point is not in the current line's indentation, C mode inserts a tab character instead of recomputing the current line's indentation. If this variable is nonzero, the <Tab> key will reindent the current line, regardless of your position on the line. If you press the key again, it will insert an additional tab.

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