Dear Christian:
When I type in a py-file
for i in range(3):
I don't get an indentation when I type
print(i)
in the following line.
Is --clean a command line option for vim?
When I type in a py-file
for i in range(3):
I don't get an indentation when I type
print(i)
in the following line.
Is --clean a command line option for vim?
Am So., 13. Juli 2025 um 17:09 Uhr schrieb Christian Brabandt <cblists@256bit.org>:
Hi Stefan,
On Sa, 12 Jul 2025, Stefan Thomas wrote:
> Hello everyone.
> I have the problem that the automatic indentation for Python files no longer works for me.
> I assume that it is related to the newer version of the program (9.1).
> Can anyone help me?
Can you please give an example with what you see and what you expect?
Have you tried this using vim --clean?
Thanks,
Christian
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