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Package: vim
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The file /usr/share/vim/vim62/ftplugin/java.vim has a line 'set
cindent'. This means that whenever you start editing a java file, it
sets cindent, regardless of its previous setting.
Personally, I _hate_ cindent ;-) so it quite annoys me that this is a
default setting. If the line would just be removed, people can set the
option themselves in their .vimrc
Matthijs
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On Thu, Oct 30, 2003 at 05:55:08PM +0100, Matthijs Kooijman wrote:
> Package: vim
> Version: 1:6.2-127+1
> Severity: normal
>=20
> The file /usr/share/vim/vim62/ftplugin/java.vim has a line 'set
> cindent'. This means that whenever you start editing a java file, it
> sets cindent, regardless of its previous setting.=20
> Personally, I _hate_ cindent ;-) so it quite annoys me that this is a
> default setting. If the line would just be removed, people can set the
> option themselves in their .vimrc
this settings looks sensible to me, since cindent is meant for all
C-like langages, java included.
*you* can set it in your vimrc as well :
au FileType java set nocindent
in your .vimrc will do the trick
I'll also close the bug.
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=B7O=B7 Pierre Habouzit
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