On Tue, Feb 26, 2002 at 11:38:28AM +0100, Michael Piefel wrote:
> > > > And what if you don't manually secure things -- read: enable filetype
> > > > plugins (whatever that may be), or is that done by default?
> > > They are enabled by default.
> > Yes, but everybody I know disables them manually, because
> > they are fscking annoying
>
> Then the people you know are not a representative set of vim users. Many
> people love ftplugins. Actually, everybody I know has them enabled.
> (Probably not too representative either.)
>
> I can't see anything annoying about them, perhaps you are talking about
> the automatic indentation? This is sometimes getting in my way. (When
> faced with the choice of switching ftindent off or accepting it, I
> usually succumb.)
Disable? eh. If it's really a problem, put set noai in your ~/.vimrc. I
happen to like it, though for the most part the settings are wrong for me.
That's easily fixed for, eg, C source, like this:
augroup knghtbrd
:
au BufRead *.c,*.h set ts=4 sw=4 tw=78
:
augroup END
(Please note that the above settings will probably get you smacked around
like a redheaded stepchild in most projects. It is the opinion of most
UNIX people that tab is intended by divine will to be 8 spaces and you
should probably remove the ts=4 if you just want a 4 space indent. You
can't beat the above for dense graphics code though!)
--
Joseph Carter <knghtbrd@bluecherry.net> Intelligent backside at large
<Knghtbrd> Yorick: no problem with indexed color palettes for images, as
long as you can pick the palette
<Yorick> Obviously the people creating quake were colour-blind but that
doesn't mean you have to be
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