In comp.editors Leonard J. Reder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am looking at configuring vim for Python. Most importantly I
> need 4 spaces when the tab is hit. I am searching and getting
> a bit confused. Does anyone know where I can find a set of
> ready made .vimrc and ~/.vim/syntax/python.vim. If could find
> c.vim and cpp.vim these would be useful also.
The vim distribution already contains python.vim files for syntax,
indenting and general configuration. It also contains a similar set
of c.vim and cpp.vim files. These should all be in the appropriate
subdirectories under $VIMRUNTIME. You might take a look at
:help ftplugins
:help filetype-indent-on
:help filetype-overview
:help usr_43.txt
:help usr_06.txt
If the files supplied with vim for Python don't do what you want,
you might also search the scripts and tips at vim.sf.net for
"python".
HTH,
Gary
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