On 13/03/09 21:29, Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
>
> Hi Tom,
>
> On Fri, Mar 13, at 12:40 tommm0 wrote:
>
>> fo=tcroq2
>
> Please try fo-=o
>
>> Tom
>
> Regards,
> Ag.
The o flag is supposed to only affect the new line created by a
Normal-mode o or O command, not by hitting Return in Insert mode --
that's the r flag.
And if that doesn't work either, check (that file being current)
:verbose set indentexpr? cindent? lisp? smartindent?
(and if any of these options is not recognised, try again without it).
You might want to try
:setlocal indentexpr=
and if that isn't enough;
:setlocal nocindent
and if that isn't enough,
:setlmocal nolisp
and if that isn't enough,
:setlocal nosmartindent
Doing it one option at a time will tell you exactly what was wrong.
Best regards,
Tony.
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