Kay Z wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Now I know it isn't possible to do so.
I was trying to align using Tabularize plugin:
1. name1="Woof"
2. lucky_dog = lucky( "dog_one"= name1,
3. "dog_two"= name1 )
4. name2="Howl"
I wanted it to align like this:
1. name1 = "Woof"
2. lucky_dog = lucky( "dog_one"= name1,
3. "dog_two"= name1 )
4. name2 = "Howl"
But I cannot do so because Tabularize will take third line into consideration,
and align everything into:
1.name1 = "Woof"
2.lucky_dog = lucky( "dog_one"= name1,
3. "dog_two" = name1 )
4.name2 = "Howl"
The Align plugin allows you to set up patterns that will cause lines to
be skipped during alignment.
:AlignCtrl v ^\s
:Align =
You may get Align from
http://drchip.0sites.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#ALIGN
The result of this:
name1 = "Woof"
lucky_dog = lucky( "dog_one" = name1,
"dog_two"= name1 )
name2 = "Howl"
(alignment doesn't look right in variable width fonts)
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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