Julia Studios does not deindent end statements - julia

I wanted to try Julia and thought it would be nice to start of using Julia Studios. For some reason it seems the editor does not indent loops and end-statements correctly. I tried looking in preferences but couldn't find anything to help, neither when googeling. Anyone else experienced this problem?
I'm on a OSX 10.7+.

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