Am 27.04.2010 18:29, schrieb Didlybom:
Hi,
I am trying to use vim 7.2 (on Windows XP) to automatically indent and
format some VHDL and Matlab code. To do so I am trying to use the "gg=G"
command. However this does not work properly. The code is not properly
indented at all.
...
For VHDL files I get similar problems.
I have tried using different combinations of the autoindent, smartindent and
cindent settings. After going through these forums I have also made sure
that the "syntax", "filetype", "filetype indent" and "filetype plugin
indent" are set to on. Still, it does not work. Also, if I do "set syntax?"
I get "matlab" for matlab files and "vhdl" for vhdl files which is correct.
And if I do "set indentexpr?" I get "GetMatlabIndent(v:lnum)" for matlab
files and "GetVHDLindent()" for vhdl files.
To try to isolate the problem (and ensure that it is not due to one of the
vim plugins that I have installed) by doing a fresh install of VIM on a
different computer (in which VIM had never been installed before). On that
computer I get the same sort of problems (that is why I do not think that I
need to give you the .vimrc, but if you need it I can upload it here too).
At least for VHDL, you may check the help:
:h ft-vhdl-indent
:let g:vhdl_indent_genportmap = 0
--
Andy
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