>
> On 2010-04-28, Didlybom wrote:
> Didly,
>
> I fetched your example.vhd using wget to a machine running Linux.
> I then re-indented it using my standard configuration and saw the
> problem. Then I followed the procedure I used before,
>
> vim -N -u NONE
> :filetype plugin indent on
> :set sw=2
> gg=G
>
> and still saw the indenting problems.
>
> I had not looked at your example_indented.vhd file, so I did that
> just now. If I leave 'sw' at the default of 8 and re-indent your
> example.vhd, my result is identical to your example_indented.vhd.
>
>
> I neglected to mention this earlier, but the convention on this list
> is to put the text of one's reply at the bottom of the post rather
> than at the top. I appreciate that you do trim your replies,
> though.
>
> Regards,
> Gary
>
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Gary, thanks again for checking. This seems to confirm that the problem is
with the indenter logic in Vim. I have contacted the author of the VHDL
indent script and hopefully he'll be able to find the problem. If he does I
will post his answer in this thread.
Thanks for the heads up on the proper way to reply to messages on this lits.
I will do as you suggested from now on! :-)
Cheers,
Didly
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