Mark S. Williams wrote:
I think I've uncovered an odd bug involving Netrw and the cindent local
buffer option for Java files, where cindent is unset under certain
conditions.
To track down the bug I removed all my Java file type plugins and
created a new Java file type plugin called java.vim which contains only
the following:
if exists("b:did_java_vim")
finish
endif
let b:did_java_vim = 1
setlocal cindent
There are two scenarios that can reproduce the bug:
Scenario #1
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1. Start vim in a dir with Foo.java
2. :E and select Foo.java
3. :setl cindent is set.
4. :E and select Foo.java again.
5. :setl and cindent is not set.
Scenario #2
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1. Start vim in a dir with Foo.java and Bar.java
2. :E and select Foo.java
3. :setl cindent is set.
4. :E and select Bar.java
5. :setl cindent is set.
6. :2b to return to Foo.java
7. :setl and cindent is not set.
It seems the the bug involves Netrw, I can't reproduce it when I open
files with :e.
Quite a puzzler. Can anyone else reproduce this one?
Thanks in advance,
-Mark
To check which script last set the option, use ":verbose setl cindent?"
(without quotes, but with the question mark). If it does mention netrw,
check near the top of the netrw script which version of netrw you're
running. You may be able to obtain a newer version from vim-online or
from Dr. Chip's site.
Best regards,
Tony.
