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+ | ==Instructions== |
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Some instructions for this script state: "Place in ~/.vim/indent/ and let 'er rip!" |
Some instructions for this script state: "Place in ~/.vim/indent/ and let 'er rip!" |
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− | This may be cryptic to some users. |
+ | This may be cryptic to some users. To elaborate a bit: |
The script specifically redefines "indentexpr" to be a new function "SuperShIndent()". |
The script specifically redefines "indentexpr" to be a new function "SuperShIndent()". |
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− | After the script is in that directory, when you are running |
+ | After the script is in that directory, when you are running Vim you can ":source ~/.vim/indent/sh.vim" to cause the redefinition. Thereafter, any time you use indentexpr, you will be using the new function. |
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+ | ==Comments== |
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+ | # Excellent utility - Thanks! |
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+ | * Minor issue: Using a visual select to reformat ... SuperShellIndent will indent the closing EOF of an "<<EOF" which throws off syntax highlighting for the rest of the shell script (and causes other side-effects). This is more of an annoyance once figure out why. |
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Revision as of 18:32, 7 March 2014
Use this page to discuss script 1215 Super Shell Indent: improved indentation for shell scripts
- Add constructive comments, bug reports, or discuss improvements (see the guideline).
- Do not document the script here (the author should do that on vim.org).
- This page may be out of date: check the script's vim.org page above, and its release notes.
Instructions
Some instructions for this script state: "Place in ~/.vim/indent/ and let 'er rip!"
This may be cryptic to some users. To elaborate a bit:
The script specifically redefines "indentexpr" to be a new function "SuperShIndent()".
After the script is in that directory, when you are running Vim you can ":source ~/.vim/indent/sh.vim" to cause the redefinition. Thereafter, any time you use indentexpr, you will be using the new function.
To learn about indentexpr, run Vim and execute ":help indentexpr". --January 6, 2012
Comments
- Excellent utility - Thanks!
- Minor issue: Using a visual select to reformat ... SuperShellIndent will indent the closing EOF of an "<<EOF" which throws off syntax highlighting for the rest of the shell script (and causes other side-effects). This is more of an annoyance once figure out why.