On 16/08/10 05:45, [email protected] wrote:
AK<[email protected]> [10-08-16 05:40]:
On 08/15/2010 11:27 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
after surfing the web for python related help for vim
I found several sites with different versions of "the best
way" to handle python files in vim.
There is one thing (besides other others, which I
have't figured out yet ;) ) which I want to fix:
Regardless how deep the level of indentation is --
as soon as I press '#' to comment something, the
curor jumps to column 0 and forget all indentation
levels which were valid just before entering the
'#'.
Since I use to comment my code....
Is there any way to circumvent this problem ...
may be to fix it for shell scripts in one
turn too?
Thanks a lot for any help in advance!
Best regards,
mcc
I really recommend using NERDCommenter script instead. However
there is also a fix for manual commenting, add:
inoremap # x^H#
to .vimrc, where ^H is inserted by pressing ctrl-v and then backspace.
-ak
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Hi Andrei,
thanks for your reply! :)
The ignoremap-command will fix the problem for shell scripts and
python or for all files I will load into vim?
Best regards,
mcc
If it's a global mapping, then for all files.
If it's a buffer-local mapping (with <buffer> between inoremap and #)
defined in ~/.vim/after/python.vim (for Unix, and these directories and
file don't need to exist until or unless you have something to put in
them), then it applies only to Python sources.
And there's no g in inoremap, the i means "insert mode", see :help
map-overview
Best regards,
Tony.
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