Improve space-based shiftwidth detection #16
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The previous method of using the shortest existing tab spacing worked some of the time, but isn't as robust as the GCD method (i.e. if there was one or two lines that started with only one space, but the rest of the lines started with four spaces, the old method would set shiftwidth to 1).
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I've modified your detectindent script slightly to change how the number of spaces per tab is detected. It seems to have improved the detection a little, and figured I'd let you know in case you wanted to incorporate any of my changes back into your tree.
Thanks!