On 07/10/08 23:03, pwnb0t wrote:
> Gary, you explain my situation correctly. I actually don't mind it
> deleting the spaces because I can press S on a blank line and it will
> correctly put in the spacing I want, but if anyone else edits my files
> (in Eclipse), they have to tab all of the blank lines over.
>
>
>> See here:
>> http://groups.google.com/group/vim_use/browse_thread/thread/98b52b7e1...
>
> I did see that thread, and I actually tried to post there, but for
> some reason my reply was never posted, so that's why I started a new
> thread. Not sure what happened with that.
>
> In response to this: "You could add the 'I' flag to 'cpoptions' to
> prevent the indent from being deleted when you move the cursor to
> another line"
>
>> From the explanation, it looks like the 'I' option is precisely what I
> want, but there is no 'I' option for cpoptions that I saw in the vim
> docs: http://www.vim.org/htmldoc/options.html#%27cpoptions%27
> and I didn't see any other option that would provide the behavior I
> want.
The only thing this proves is that the HTML docs are out-of-date. You
should always search the built-in help first. In this case, just type
:help cpo-I
in Vim after (if necessary) updating your runtime files. The latest
options.txt is dated 2008 Sep 04 as shown in its first line.
>
> Also, the doing this: ":inoremap<CR> x<BS><CR>" messes other things
> up for me IIRC. I ran into that 'trick' a while back and tried it,
> but I promptly removed it for some reason. It may be that, if I press
> escape on a line with only indentation (not edited) then it will
> become a blank line.
>
> Modifying that will fix the issue I mentioned above and this inoremap
> seems to work, but I think it will mess up in some other way (I just
> can't remember how):
> :inoremap<CR> <space><BS><CR><space><BS>
>
> Surely there's an option that "fixes" this for me without having to do
> such a hacky trick.
Well, what about ":set cpo+=I" as you were told?
Best regards,
Tony.
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