On Sun, Jun 14, 2015 at 12:43:11AM +1000, Erik Christiansen wrote:
> Ugggh, yes, that's a dog's breakfast. This is what happens to that text
> when I hit ^W ( mapped to gq} ) while formatoptions=rontcql :
>
> > sdasda sadas daskldj alksdj lkjasdk ljasdlk jlakds jlkdas jlkasdj
> > lkajs 1000. aslda dkjasdkl jaklsdjklasjdlkasj kljads jasdlk jalkjdsa
> > ljaskl asdjk kjasldjlkjklj kljaslkdjakljsd lkjadslkjaskldjklaj ljlkj
> > 1. kljkljkljlkjklklj sad kjdjkjlkj asd klj klj lkj klj klj klj klj
> > klj kljkl jl jkl asjdlkjaklsjdklajdkljasslkjdljasdkljadlkjakldjs
> > lkj 2003. asdasd jlk dasd akdj ljaslkdj alkjsj lkjdskljala
> > jlasjdkl jkjslkjd lkasjdlk jlkasjdklaj slkjsadlkj aklsjdlkaj
> > dkjaslkdj klajsd jaslkdji
> Even though quoted, Vim still restores the malformatted numbered list,
> unfazed by your sneaky look-alikes. So, what do you need to do to also
> hold your mouth right? My guess is that:
>
> 'formatlistpat' 'flp' string (default: "^\s*\d\+[\]:.)}\t ]\s*")
>
> isn't cutting it. In comparison, mine is:
>
> let &flp = '^\s*\(\d\|\a\)\.\s*'
>
> (That may be mentioned in the 2011 thread, IIRC. It's past midnight
> here, so I'm taking shortcuts, before I fall asleep.)
Are you sure you have no "+" after the parenthesis? The flp above
doesn't allow item numbers greater than 9 and disallows normal numbers
smaller than 10. After adding the "+" the situation goes bad back again.
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