I can confirm this behavior. Try the simple code below:
Hit ENTER and watch as the auto-formatter tosses out the messed up line of junk:
The end-user fix here is for the user to make certain that they use a semi-colon after the TAB, but the IDE isn't catching that error (usually it auto inserts the semicolons into a PRINT statement as needed). Something is just slightly off between the TAB and the auto-semicolon insertion routine.
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? tab(4) using "###"; fooHit ENTER and watch as the auto-formatter tosses out the messed up line of junk:
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Print Tab(4)using Using "###"; fooThe end-user fix here is for the user to make certain that they use a semi-colon after the TAB, but the IDE isn't catching that error (usually it auto inserts the semicolons into a PRINT statement as needed). Something is just slightly off between the TAB and the auto-semicolon insertion routine.