Greets -
[ Better late than never. ]
Ran across this thread while perusing list trying to figure out whether
to join or not. In the interest of sharing info with the great
collective unconscious (i.e. Internet), thought I'd include part of my
.vimrc so that Vim users (and others considering the same) can see how
it handles the embedded tab/whitespace layout problems of various
languages:
set background=dark
syntax on
filetype on
set textwidth=72
autocmd Filetype haskell set ai
autocmd Filetype haskell set expandtab
autocmd Filetype haskell set tabstop=8
autocmd Filetype haskell set shiftwidth=8
autocmd Filetype mail set ai
autocmd Filetype mail set tabstop=4
autocmd Filetype mail set shiftwidth=4
autocmd Filetype ruby set ai
autocmd Filetype ruby set tabstop=2
autocmd Filetype ruby set shiftwidth=2
A complete ('enhanced') install of Vim includes syntax recognition for a
great number of file formats, including Haskell (apparently, haven't
done much yet). Setting
syntax on
manages the syntax recognition part, so that you get colorized syntax.
Setting
filetype on
recognizes files (by extension?), so that you can use the
autocmd FileType haskell ....
commands to tailor settings for particular filetypes. In this case, I'm
using expandtab and setting the tab settings to 8, as mentioned
previously.
Cordially,
Jim G
p.s. http://www.vim.org/
p.p.s. I'm suprised that the *macs crowd hasn't chimed in with ways
to configure their editos^Hr to set tabs differing by day of week, phase
of moon, etc.
--
James B. Greer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [expires: 2004-12-27]
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