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John Beckett  
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 More options Nov 17 2012, 6:30 pm
From: "John Beckett" <johnb.beck...@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2012 10:30:33 +1100
Local: Sat, Nov 17 2012 6:30 pm
Subject: RE: shiftround option
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rail shafigulin wrote:
> I'm still no quite clear. So when I set shiftround it moves
> the code by the length of shiftwidth-1 when I use the >> or << ?

The way to think of it is this:

If you have ":set noshiftround", after adjusting an indent you
may find that the indents are NOT aligned at the "standard"
positions. The standard positions are those you would get
after indenting text that originally had no indent.

If you have ":set shiftround", after adjusting an indent, the
indent will be aligned at a standard position (the indent is
rounded to a multiple of the 'shiftwidth' option).

John


 
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