I would like to indent everything in vim with tabs, except a particular case. For example I have this c++ code(where is a tab character series and is a space character series):
if(true &&
true)
{
//code here
}
I would like after writing '&&' and press 'o' to jump on the next line and start writing to make vim put a tab and the number of spaces till '(' from the line before.
Is it possible to define this coding style in vim?
Thanks!
解决方案
I think what you're looking for is the (N option for cinoptions. Try set cinoptions+=(0. According to the documentation, this looks like the alignment that you seek.
More information can be found by using help command: :help cinoptions-values or looking at the online version of the help for cinoptions-values.
As far as tabs go, you'll want to disable expandtab with :set noexpandtab, and you'll want to make sure your tabstops, soft tabstops, and shiftwidth are all set accordingly. As an example, the Linux source code uses a style like you mention above, and I have this in my vimrc:
setlocal ts=8 sts=8 sw=8 tw=80
" Don't expand tabs to spaces.
setlocal noexpandtab
" Enable automatic C program indenting.
setlocal cindent
" Don't outdent function return types.
setlocal cinoptions+=t0
" No extra indentation for case labels.
setlocal cinoptions+=:0
" No extra indentation for "public", "protected", "private" labels.
setlocal cinoptions+=g0
" Line up function args.
setlocal cinoptions+=(0
" Setup formatoptions:
" c - auto-wrap comments to textwidth.
" r - automatically insert comment leader when pressing .
" o - automatically insert comment leader after 'o' or 'O'.
" q - allow formatting of comments with 'gq'.
" l - long lines are not broken in insert mode.
" n - recognize numbered lists.
" t - autowrap using textwidth,
setlocal formatoptions=croqlnt