On 09/11/09 08:54, Rene de Zwart wrote:
>
> I wrote a plugin for assisting in (x)(ht)(x)ml editing.
> However when
> filetype indent on
> is specified it messes up some actions in my plugin
> e.g.
> \t\t<html>
> becomes
> <html>
> \t\t|
> </html>
> AND I Expect it to become
> \t\t<html>
> \t\t\t
> \t\t<html>
>
> I used filetype indent off in my plugin. Which is global and not localized
> to the buffer. It works but the side effects are to much.
>
> Has someone a solution?
>
> Thanks Rene
To set indentation off on only a few filetypes
Add to your plugin a script containing
setlocal indentexpr= nocindent nolisp
and copy it to (or source it from) xml.vim, xhtml.vim and html.vim in
the directory ~/.vim/after/indent/ (on Unix) or ~/vimfiles/after/indent/
(on Windows). Of course, if these directories don't exist yet, create them.
Usually only one of the three is significant for any given filetype, but
putting them all three makes it applicable to any filetype where you
want to disable filetype-related indenting.
'autoindent' and/or 'smartindent' should probably be handled globally in
your vimrc anyway.
Best regards,
Tony.
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