cinoptions

[Mark Volkmann]

I want to set cinoptions so the following JavaScript function gets the indentation shown.

function foo(a, b,

  c, d) {

  return (a + b) / (c + d);

}

Setting cinoptions to (1s gets me close, but the last two lines get indented by one extra shiftwidth. I want the indentation of lines 3 and 4 to be based on the beginning of the function on line 1, not the opening brace on line 2. Is this possible?

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R. Mark Volkmann
Object Computing, Inc.

[Gary Johnson]

When I

:set cinoptions=(1s

I get your desired result. Do you have some other 'cinoptions'
value(s) set as well?

Regards,
Gary

[Mark Volkmann]

This is really weird! It is working the way I want on one Mac, but not on another. On both machines I can enter :set cinoptions in Vim and they both output this:
cinoptions=(1s,j1,J1

I don't know why I'm getting different results on the two machines.

I only set cinoptions to (1s in my .vimrc. I don't know where the j1,J1 part is coming from.

[Christian Brabandt]

Am 2014-11-17 18:22, schrieb Mark Volkmann:

> This is really weird! It is working the way I want on one Mac, but not
> on another. On both machines I can enter :set cinoptions in Vim and
> they both output this:
> cinoptions=(1s,j1,J1
>
> I don't know why I'm getting different results on the two machines.
>
> I only set cinoptions to (1s in my .vimrc. I don't know where the
> j1,J1 part is coming from.

Make sure to also check the patchlevel.

Best,
Christian

[Ethan Hereth]

run the command ':verbose set cinoptions' to see where it is last set. There is probably a plugin that is setting it after you do. 

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[Mark Volkmann]

Thanks Christian and Ethan! I was running a slightly different version of Vim on each machine. I updated the one that wasn't working the way I expected using homebrew and now it works!

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