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I have stumbled upon the following issue with the javascript
indentation:
Let's assume that I have the following function with inconsistent indenting:
function hello(loc){
console.log("hello",loc);
if (loc == "world"){
console.log("the whole world");
}
return true;
}
Now if I move the cursor to the "the whole world" line and press o to open a
new line, the cursor sits at column 9, not at column 7 where the
previous line started.
I have found that this seems to be, because at that point I had
shiftwidth set to 4.
The issue is, I'm editing code (written by someone else) that has
inconsistent indentation, so if I set "sw" to "2", it just breaks the
same way in other locations (this time for example with first
console.log line)
Is there a way to fix it so it honors the indentation of the current
block by default much like the builtin "C" indenting that vim has?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have stumbled upon the following issue with the javascript
indentation:
Let's assume that I have the following function with inconsistent indenting:
Now if I move the cursor to the "the whole world" line and press o to open a
new line, the cursor sits at column 9, not at column 7 where the
previous line started.
I have found that this seems to be, because at that point I had
shiftwidth set to 4.
The issue is, I'm editing code (written by someone else) that has
inconsistent indentation, so if I set "sw" to "2", it just breaks the
same way in other locations (this time for example with first
console.log line)
Is there a way to fix it so it honors the indentation of the current
block by default much like the builtin "C" indenting that vim has?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: