On 07/08/2011 04:25 AM, Gabor Urban wrote:
I have a minor problem: is there a possibility to indent /
unindent a block of code?
Of course :) Vim uses the ">" and "<" operators to shift by
'shiftwidth' and uses tabs-vs-spaces as controlled by the
'expandtab' setting:
:help >
:help 'sw'
:help 'et'
Depending on how you define your "block", you can use a variety
of Vim's motions such as using the ">" and "<" in visual-mode to
do a visual selection; using text objects; using "%" to jump to a
matching item (paren/bracket/brace); or any other motion that
covers the
:help v_>
:help aB
:help i}
:help text-objects
:help {motion}
So if you're in a "{...}" block of code, you can issue
>i}
to indent the contents of the braces.
-tim
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