Assume that you have two lines of code:
```
var_a = something()
b = something()
```
If you use `c-vj$A;` to append a `;` character at the end of each line and if
`;` is part of `'indentkeys'` and also if `'indentexpr'` function only indents
the first line, then the bottom line will include the last N characters of the
original first line after pressing `<esc>`.
Example `'indentexpr'` for the above code:
```Vim
function! MyIndentFunction()
if v:lnum == 1
return &sw
else
return 0
endif
endfunction
```
Note: This was originally posted in Github under
https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/1269
Thanks in advance,
Vitor
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