> I am able to on a per file basis turn off the &*(^&*^( leading comment
> and such autoinsert feature (i.e. when editting do ":set fo=") but when
> I do the same in my .vimrc it is completely ignored...
I think this is normal. 'formatoptions' is one of those options which is
expected to be set differently for files of different 'filetype's.
Therefore, most filetype-plugins include a ":setlocal
formatoptions=<something>".
To change the 'formatoptions' for files of a given 'filetype' (let's say
filetype foobar), you would insert a :setlocal (not plain :set) command
for that option in a file named (on Unix)
~/.vim/after/ftplugin/foobar.vim or (on Windows)
~/vimfiles/after/ftplugin/foobar.vim -- create any files and/or
directories which don't yet exist.
See
:help 'runtimepath'
:help after-directory
:help write-filetype-plugin
:help add-filetype-plugin
:help ftplugin-overrule
:help filetype-plugins
Best regards,
Tony.
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