>> Just try by
>>     :set indentexpr=5
>> New lines are correctly indented, but "=" does the wrong thing.
>
> Could you elaborate on that just a wee bit.  "Does the wrong thing"
> is not much to go on.
Well, indentexpr is not used - the result is as if indentexpr is simply not 
set, ie.
what autoindent gives.

> I just opened a new Vim instance, typed some text, executed
>
>     :set indentexpr=5
>
> and executed "==" on one of the lines.  That line was indented by 5
> spaces.  I also visually selected a few lines, typed "=" and they
> were indented by 5 spaces.  That was using Vim 7.3.3 (old, but what
> I had handy).  So I'm not seeing a problem.
Hmmm, either it's the different vim version, or some other setting in the 
buffer ...

I'll look again.


Thank you for your answer!


Regards,

Phil


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