I'm reporting a very strange behavior I have only noticed today on
vim.
If you open a C file (vim foo.c) and enter this text:
/*
then press ENTER
vim will automatically align the comment and will insert automatically
a space, star, space: ' * ' before every line.
Unfortunately after 72 lines, this sort of convenient indentation
capability stop working:
vim insert only a star (no spaces), and sometimes (if previous text
has some sort of indentation, it insert several spaces)
If you have a simple (empty) comment with 72 empty lines is not too
bad as after 1 wrong line it appears to recover, but on one case I
have a long text with various text indented: in this case vim keep
inserting several empty lines with no apparent reason. I had to break
my long comment section into two sections...
Tested with vim 7.0 on Linux (CentOS 5.x), MacVim 7.2, buit-in Mac OS
vim, and gvim on Mac (7.1).
To reproduce it, the simplest thing is to open a file called foo.c,
enter '/*' + enter and repeat pressing enter until you see the
problem.
In my .vimrc I have:
------------------------------------
filetype plugin on
filetype indent on
-----------------------------------------
Any idea why?
Fab
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