Re: Re: cindent with a "semi-c-style" language

Den6 okt 2010 20:42, skrevGustaf Johansson <gustaf.j@gmail.com>:
> On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 12:53 AM, Benjamin R. Haskell vim@benizi.com> wrote:
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> > On Tue, 5 Oct 2010, Gustaf Johansson wrote:
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> >> Hi,
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> >>
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> >> I am trying to get cindent to successfully indent a "semi-c-style"
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> >> language.  It has all the standard constructions and the cindent feature
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> >> works quite well for most cases.  But the language uses := as assignment
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> >> operator, and this causes problems with cindent.  cindent always positions
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> >> these statements at column 0, i have tried to change cinoptions without
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> >> success.  I suppose cindent thinks that these lines are labels of some kind.
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> >>
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> >> So my question is: is it possible to disable cindent's recognition of
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> >> labels (the language does not have any anyway).
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> >
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> > I think:
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> > set cinoptions+=L0
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> >
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> > should do what you want.  (It appears to work in an actual C file.)
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> >
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> > Found in:
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> > :help C-indenting
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> >
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> > by searching for ':' (no quotes), and finding:
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> >
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> > LN    Controls placement of jump labels. [...]
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> >
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> > The default is equivalent to L-1, to place at column 1.  (Vim columns start
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> > at 1, not 0)
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> >
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> > --
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> > Best,
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> > Ben
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> Thanks Ben,
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> I was using vim 7.2 so i was missing this option (was added in 7.3).
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> BR Gustaf
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This works fine for the statement with the assignment ':=', but does not solve the problem for the next statement.
Example i get this behaviour when using L0:

{
foo := bar;
foobar;
}

The correct behavior (in my case, but thats what i would want in C/C++ code as well, with the exception of the label at position 0):
{
foo := bar;
foobar;
}

BR Gustaf

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