There is a variable tabstops patch by Matthew Winn; it's listed on the Vim
patches page (http://groups.google.com/group/vim_dev/web/vim-patches):
I notice on this page at the moment there is a THIS IS GOING TO BREAK
SOON notice from Google. Is there any replacement page somewhere that
takes
The following code causes an error E15: Invalid expression: d[f]().
let d = {}
function d.f()
echo f()
endfunction
if 0
call d[f]()
endif
or
for i in [1]
call d[f]()
endfor
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Hi to all. I wrote patch, that adds cinoptions 's'. sN - indent
inside C++ namespace N characters extra. (default 0). For example,
you can set cino=s-s, and remove indent level inside C++ namespace
(look Google C++ Coding Style).
I made patch from Mercurial repo by 'hg diff'.
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On 18-Jan-11 18:53, Konstantin Lepa wrote:
Hi to all. I wrote patch, that adds cinoptions 's'. sN - indent
inside C++ namespace N characters extra. (default 0). For example,
you can set cino=s-s, and remove indent level inside C++ namespace
(look Google C++ Coding Style).
I made patch from
On 18-Jan-11 20:17, Konstantin Lepa wrote:
On 18-Jan-11 18:53, Konstantin Lepa wrote:
Hi to all. I wrote patch, that adds cinoptions 's'. sN - indent
inside C++ namespace N characters extra. (default 0). For example,
you can set cino=s-s, and remove indent level inside C++ namespace
(look
Yukihiro Nakadaira wrote:
The following code causes an error E15: Invalid expression: d[f]().
let d = {}
function d.f()
echo f()
endfunction
if 0
call d[f]()
endif
or
for i in [1]
call d[f]()
endfor
I can reproduce it. Strange, echo d[f]() does work.
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