> Hi,
>
> when writing simple ASCII texts there are sometimes
> false indentations (as simulated starting with
> this line). I dont know, whethere a wrongly
> loaded script, a wrong option setting or what
> else is the reason for this. Is there any
> way (oops! This line was idented by the
> "false indentation"-effect and not intentionall
> by me) to check, what plugin touches a certain
> line or initiated a certain effect/modification
> of a line of text?
Looks like you have 'cindent' or 'smartindent' turned on and you don't
want it. It's indenting like for code: unclosed parentheses get an
indent, as do keywords such as else if there's not braces or a
semicolon.
:verbose set cindent? smartindent?
:set nocindent nosmartindent
(Of course, 'autoindent' is also relevant, but you perhaps want that.)
Ben.
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