Fix indent

Author: zlovatt

docs/integrating-xml/the-xml-object.md

@@ -270,10 +270,10 @@ The `XML` object provides methods that allow you to retrieve elements contained
 - `XML.`[children()](xml-object-reference.md#xml-object-children) gets the direct child elements, including text elements.
 - `XML.`[elements()](xml-object-reference.md#xml-object-elements) gets the direct child elements that are XML tags, but does not get text.
 - `XML.`[descendants()](xml-object-reference.md#xml-object-descendants) allows you to match a specific tag, and gets all matching elements at any level of nesting. You can also use a "double dot" notation to access descendants of an element. For example, these statements are equivalent:
-  ```javascript
-  xml..title
-  xml.descendants("title")
-  ```
+    ```javascript
+    xml..title
+    xml.descendants("title")
+    ```
 
 For example, consider this XML code loaded into a top-level `XML` object named `x`:
 
@@ -291,45 +291,45 @@ For example, consider this XML code loaded into a top-level `XML` object named `
 Here are the results of the different calls.
 
 - The result of `XML.`[children()](xml-object-reference.md#xml-object-children) contains 3 elements, the direct child tags `<one>` and `<two>`, and the directly contained text of the `<top>` tag:
-  ```xml
-  **> x.children()**
-      <one>one text</one>
-      <two>
-      two text
-      <inside>inside text</inside>
-      </two>
-      top text
-
-  **> x.children().length()**
-      3
-  ```
+    ```xml
+    **> x.children()**
+        <one>one text</one>
+        <two>
+        two text
+        <inside>inside text</inside>
+        </two>
+        top text
+
+    **> x.children().length()**
+        3
+    ```
 - The result of `XML.`[elements()](xml-object-reference.md#xml-object-elements) contains 2 elements, the direct child tags `<one>` and `<two>`:
-  ```xml
-  **> x.elements()**
-      <one>one text</one>
-      <two>
-          two text
-          <inside>inside text</inside>
-      </two>
-  **> x.elements().length()**
-      2
-  ```
+    ```xml
+    **> x.elements()**
+        <one>one text</one>
+        <two>
+            two text
+            <inside>inside text</inside>
+        </two>
+    **> x.elements().length()**
+        2
+    ```
 - The result of `XML.`[descendants()](xml-object-reference.md#xml-object-descendants) contains 7 elements, the direct child tags `<one>` and `<two>`, the `<inside>` tag one level down, and the text contents of all the tags:
-  ```xml
-  **> x.descendants()**
-      <one>one text</one>
-      one text
-      <two>
-          two text
-          <inside>inside text</inside>
-      </two>
-      two text
-      <inside>inside text</inside>
-      inside text
-      top text
-  **> x.descendants().length()**
-      7
-  ```
+    ```xml
+    **> x.descendants()**
+        <one>one text</one>
+        one text
+        <two>
+            two text
+            <inside>inside text</inside>
+        </two>
+        two text
+        <inside>inside text</inside>
+        inside text
+        top text
+    **> x.descendants().length()**
+        7
+    ```
 
 ---
 

docs/interapplication-communication/bridgetalk-class.md

@@ -243,19 +243,19 @@ For example, assuming installed applications include Photoshop CS4 11.0 `en_us`,
 
 ```javascript
 BridgeTalk.getSpecifier ("photoshop");
- => ["photoshop-11.0-en_us"]
+    => ["photoshop-11.0-en_us"]
 
 BridgeTalk.getSpecifier ("photoshop", 0, "en_us");
-  => ["photoshop-11.0-en_us"]
+    => ["photoshop-11.0-en_us"]
 
 BridgeTalk.getSpecifier ("photoshop", 0, "de_de");
-  => ["photoshop-9.5-de_de"]
+    => ["photoshop-9.5-de_de"]
 
 BridgeTalk.getSpecifier ("photoshop", -9.2, "de_de");
-  => ["photoshop-9.0-de_de"]
+    => ["photoshop-9.0-de_de"]
 
 BridgeTalk.getSpecifier ("photoshop", 8);
- => ["photoshop-8.5-de_de"]
+    => ["photoshop-8.5-de_de"]
 ```
 
 ---
@@ -325,19 +325,19 @@ For example, assuming installed applications include Photoshop CS3 10.0 `en_US`,
 
 ```javascript
 BridgeTalk.getTargets();
-  => [photoshop,illustrator]
+    => [photoshop,illustrator]
 
 BridgeTalk.getTargets( "10.0" );
-  => [photoshop-10.0]
+    => [photoshop-10.0]
 
 BridgeTalk.getTargets( null );
-  => [photoshop-11.0, illustrator-14.0]
+    => [photoshop-11.0, illustrator-14.0]
 
 BridgeTalk.getTargets( null, "en_US" );
-  => [photoshop-10.0-en_US, photoshop-11.0-en_US]
+    => [photoshop-10.0-en_US, photoshop-11.0-en_US]
 
 BridgeTalk.getTargets( null, null );
-  => [photoshop-10.0-en_US, photoshop-11.0-en_us, illustrator-14.0-de_de]
+    => [photoshop-10.0-en_US, photoshop-11.0-en_us, illustrator-14.0-de_de]
 ```
 
 ---

docs/interapplication-communication/bridgetalk-message-object.md

@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ To define error-response behavior, set this to a function definition in the foll
 
 ```javascript
 bridgeTalkObj.onError = function( errorMsgObject ) {
-  // error handler defined here
+    // error handler defined here
 };
 ```
 
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ To define a response to receipt notification, set this to a function definition
 
 ```javascript
 bridgeTalkObj.onReceived = function( origMsgObject ) {
-  // handler defined here
+    // handler defined here
 };
 ```
 
@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ To handle the response, set this to a function definition in the following form:
 
 ```javascript
 bridgeTalkObj.onResult = function( responseMsgObject ) {
-  // handler defined here
+    // handler defined here
 };
 ```
 
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ To define a response to the timeout event, set this to a function definition in
 
 ```javascript
 bridgeTalkObj.onTimeout = function( timeoutMsgObject ) {
-  // handler defined here
+    // handler defined here
 };
 ```