Hi all!
At the moment, I'm writing an email message and formatting my
paragraphs
with the gqap command. And when Vim breaks a line right after a comma
during
the formatting, a strange thing happens: every line of the paragraph
that follows
this "comma ended" line has increased indent so that it begins at the
beginning
of the second word of the "comma ended" line. So I'm getting something
like this:
bla bla bla bla bla blablabla
bla ORANGE bla bla bla bla,
strangely indented line1
strangely indented line2
another SMALL paragraph asdf,
strangely indented line3
strangely indented line4
I'm not sure that the example will show exactly what I wanted. I't
ought to be
formated so, that "strangely indented line" 1 and 2 begin below the O
char
of the word "ORANGE". And "strangely indented line" 3 and 4 begin
below
the S char of the word "SMALL".
This is Vim 7.0 on windows, fo=tcroq2 and tw=70. The file type, format
expresion
and format program options are not set. I haven't found anything in
the docs that
could explain this behaviour. Nothing appropriate found in vim_use
group, on the
web or on vim-tips wiki. I have tried another format options with no
luck.
I have also tried Vim 6.2 on unix and that one does not have that
strange behaviour.
Does anybody know how could I ged rid of this strange indenting? What
is so
special on comma at the end of a plain text file?
Thanks in advance!
Tom
Happy Vimming!
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