Hi,
I'd like to have C indentation as shown below:
void function()
{
switch (x)
{
case a:
{
}
case b:
{
}
}
}
And this is what I've in one of the sourced .vim files:
" Indent for function braces too
setl cinoptions=f1s
" Put { 'shiftwidth' away from the current indent
setl cinoptions+={1s
" Case statements have to have a -ve indent!
setl cinoptions+=:-0
" C++ scope statements too to have -ve indent!
setl cinoptions+=g-
" Don't expand tabs
setl noexpandtab
" Set shiftwidth to the default, i.e. 8
setl shiftwidth&vim
" Set soft tab equal to that of tabstop
execute "setl softtabstop=" . &tabstop
However, when I type do a = command, what I get is:
void function()
{
switch (x)
{
case a:
{
}
case b:
{
}
}
}
I.e. the block after case has an extra indentation. Could somebody
suggest necessary correction to the 'cino' please?
Thanks in advance
:J
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