Steven,
On Tue, Mar 25, 2025 at 04:14:16PM -0000, Steven H. wrote:
> Say, we start with:
>
> this␣--one␣--two␣--three⏎
>
> and the cursor is on the space right after '--one'.
Indeed an interesting question! I had use a new approach to do that
regards
vim9script
# We want to travel from this
#
# 1 2 3 4
# ( I W B ) # E
#
# to this
#
# 1 \r
# I w E
#
# I(dent) W(ord, the 1st one and its trailing space)
# B(egin) and E(nd) of the content split by the
# #(cursor) so the capture here is:
# w is the result of repeat(' ', len(W))
#
# KNOWN BUG:
# * at least one space is required at the end of line.
# (TODO fix with an alternative? like %#$?)
# NOTE:
# * If you want ArgIndentRhs to stay generic, all extra chars
# like \\ should be appended from the imap
var ArgIndentRhs = () => submatch(1) .. "\r"
.. submatch(2)
.. repeat(' ', len(submatch(3)))
.. submatch(4)
command -nargs=0 ArgIndent s!\v^((\s*)(\S+\s*).*%#)(.*)!\=ArgIndentRhs()!
inoremap \\<cr> \<c-o>:ArgIndent<cr>
set ai ci noet
--
Marc Chantreux
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