On Jul 8, 7:37 am, TheLonelyStar <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there some way I can reindent the current line (in C/C++ code) with some
> vim function?
Do you really need a function? Can you just use the = operator
instead?
To indent the current line (from normal mode): ==
To indent the current line (from a script): normal ==
> Can I somehow check if the reindention changed something?
>
" untested...
let prevline = getline('.')
normal ==
if getline('.') !=# prevline
" line changed because of reindent, do what you will
endif
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