* Klaus Ethgen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) disait :
> Maybe it also interferent with settings in .vimrc... Lets see...
> No, I removed all local settings and it dosnt work correct. Maybe you
> have settings which make it work. Do you have a own .vimrc and / or a
> .vim directory?
Exactly, I found which vim command do the trick :
smartindent is what you need :
Just using this vimrc directive should fix your problem:
set smartindent
I tested it and as soon as I disable this command in my vimrc, the "bug"
appears.
To come back to our Debian topic, that's definitely not a Debian Vim
bug, but rather a configuration problem.
I'll then close the bug.
Thanks for your comments.
Regards.
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