Hi,
On 2015-06-27 21:00, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
when using vim for editing Perl sources, vim proceeds
the next line with an comment sign '#', if the previous
one was a comment line using <RET> in insert mode.
To not to miss even one of the wonderful feature of vim ;) :
Suppose the situation is as follows (inser mode)
# this is a comment in perl _
and "_" is, where my coursor is, Now I want to start
coding in the next line. <RET> gives me a new line, but
with a "#" in front of it, which I need to delete.
Another way to get "commentless" to the next line would
be <ESC>o
Is there any other more elegant and/or shorter way to accomplish this?
Thanks a lot for any help in advance!
Best regards,
Meino
I believe disabling the 'r' formatoption is what you want.
See ":h formatoptions" for how to change them (and what they are), or
":h fo-table" to see all the available options.
Here's an online copy:
http://vimhelp.appspot.com/change.txt.html#fo-table
'r' is not set by default in vi(m), so I imagine your .vimrc has the
option
set and you simply forgot it was there ;)
HTH,
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Jack
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