I've discovered that with 'cindent' set and with 'cinkeys'
containing 0# as it does by default, the >> command has no effect on
a line having a # in column 1.
To demonstrate this, start Vim as
vim -N -u NONE
and enter this line with the # in column 1:
#define this
Type >> and <<. Note that the line shifts to the right and left.
Now execute
:set cindent
and type >>. Note that the line does not move.
Execute
:set cinkeys-=0#
and type >> again. The line shifts to the right.
I've observed this on Linux using vim version 7.2.148 as well as
7.4.27, so this is not a new problem and may well have existed from
the beginning.
Granted, this is a minor problem that I've just now encountered
after having used Vim for many years; it's just annoyingly
interfering with what I'm trying to do at the moment.
Regards,
Gary
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