Hello Ben, thank you for taking some time to help me...
I'm not exactly sure what you are try to accomplish.
>> What do you mean by "not working at all"? What did you expect to
happen? What happened instead? You say you expected "no indent at
all." What do you mean by this? Vim automatically indents new lines
when you expect them to have no indent whatsoever? Vim automatically
keeps the same indent level as the previous line? You open the file
and nothing has changed in the file?
The four options I gave you are the four options that affect when and
how much lines are indented. What are they set to? Do you turn them
all off in your indent plugin?
-> Yes what I intended would have been no indentation whatsoever, here is an
exemple of what I get :
testfunction:{[table;dates]
|----|data : select from table where date in dates;
data : delete ric from data;
|----|data : update name:f[name] from data;
|----|----|data : select from data where ric in `STXEc1`FCEc1;
};
I represented TABS by |----|, as you can see identation seems to follow a
pattern which is not what you would expect.
>>No, I did not try this on my own box. However, with no filetype
whatsoever loaded (which should be the same as an empty indent
plugin), indentation works exactly as I expect. I can add indent
manually, but Vim automatically starts each new line with no indent at
all.
-> This is not the behaviour I am experiencing, furthermore what you
describe is exactly what I am looking for, I would like to add a tab
manually, and then would like vim to start any following line with exactly
the same indentation than the previous line...
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