Hi. I'm using vim to edit java programs, but one aspect of the
automatic indenting is driving me crazy (it's all my fault, though,
as I don't subscribe (in this case) with the accepted standard).
Rather than have the closing brace of a block line up with the
beginning of the statement which started the block, like this:
void blah() {
if (boolean) {
stuff;
}
}
I prefer the closing brace to be indented one step further
to the right, lining up with the body of the block:
void blah() {
if (boolean) {
stuff;
}
}
Vim is driving me crazy by automatically left-shifting the closing
brace from where I want it to be.
I've tried various options, reading up on the various settings, but
setting cindent values and the like doesn't seem to have any
effect at all. Is there a whole different set of options for java
syntax?
Could someone please help me out, or tell me where to look?
Thanks,
Brad
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