On 24/08/13 20:12, Jakub Tětek wrote:
> Hello,
> Today I made config file for vim. Problem is, that when I try to write or paste, I has wrong indent. Example:
> if(1/0==3){
> 		  I just opened new line by o. Now I will simply press enter (after writing this text)
> 					 And I am here, but I am supposed to have same indent on this line as on the previous one
> 					 now I press enter and I have same indent as the previous line
> }
> Problem is that the line 3 and 4 should same indent as line 2, but it's bigger.
> my vimrc file if here: http://pastebin.com/7iAxLNiL
> Thanks for all suggestions
>
I see that :set ai and :set si are already commented-out. Try doing the 
same for :filetype indent on and see if it helps.
Or else, look near the top of the output of :scriptnames and see if 
there isn't some script you don't recognise (possibly even before your 
own vimrc and probably named vimrc with no . or _ at the start), or even 
(but less likely), lower down, some global plugin (in a directory named 
…/plugin/) which might be doing something suspect.
Best regards,
Tony.
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