Hi
I made some functions to use with Python programming. I noticed however
a problem with indentation. The functions are called from insert mode.
An generic example is given below.
imap \sf <c-o>:call insert_text()<CR>
function! insert_text()
let pos = getpos('.')
execute "normal! iSome text that can span several lines"
call setpos(pos)
endfunction
Now, say I have typed:
def some_func():
'''Some func'''
print "Hello World"
|
(| = cursor position)
if I now use the \sf mapping then the cursor moves to:
print "Hello World"
|
and the text gets inserted like:
print "Hello World"
Some text that can span several lines
In Python I cannot relay on = because it cannot know if I meant to go
out an indentation level or not.
I have mapped the function in this way:
imap \sf x<c-o>x<c-o>:call insert_text()<CR>
which solves the problem as the cursor doesn't jump out, but isn't
there a cleaner way to do this?
Thanks in advance
Preben
