This is just a question.
How can I get smart indentation to work?
For example, I have the following variable:
let f = {}
When I hit enter, I get:
let f = {
}
Here's my settings.lua file:
local M = {}
M.load_default_options = function()
local utils = require("dvim.utils")
local join_paths = utils.join_paths
local undodir = join_paths(get_cache_dir(), "undo")
if not utils.is_directory(undodir) then
vim.fn.mkdir(undodir, "p")
end
local default_options = {
backup = false, -- creates a backup file
clipboard = "unnamedplus", -- allows neovim to access the system clipboard
cmdheight = 2, -- more space in the neovim command line for displaying messages
completeopt = { "menuone", "noselect" }, -- mostly just for cmp
fileencoding = "utf-8", -- the encoding written to a file
hlsearch = true, -- highlight all matches on previous search pattern
ignorecase = true, -- ignore case in search patterns
mouse = "a", -- allow the mouse to be used in neovim
pumheight = 10, -- pop up menu height
showmode = false, -- we don't need to see things like -- INSERT -- anymore
showtabline = 2, -- always show tabs
smarttab = true, -- <tab>/<BS> indent/dedent in leading whitespace
smartcase = true, -- smart case
smartindent = true, -- make indenting smarter again
splitbelow = true, -- force all horizontal splits to go below current window
splitright = true, -- force all vertical splits to go to the right of current window
swapfile = false, -- creates a swapfile
timeoutlen = 500, -- time to wait for a mapped sequence to complete (in milliseconds)
undofile = true, -- enable persistent undo
updatetime = 300, -- faster completion (4000ms default)
writebackup = false, -- if a file is being edited by another program (or was written to file while editing with another program), it is not allowed to be edited
number = true, -- set numbered lines
relativenumber = true, -- set relative numbered lines
numberwidth = 2, -- set number column width to 2 {default 4}
tabstop = 2, -- spaces per tab
shiftwidth = 2, -- spaces per tab
expandtab = true, -- spaces per tab
signcolumn = "yes", -- always show the sign column, otherwise it would shift the text each time
wrap = false, -- don't display lines as one long line
scrolloff = 8, -- scroll when you are 8 lines away from the top/bottom
cursorline = true, -- highlight the current line
-- spell = true, -- turn on spell check
}
--- SETTINGS ---
vim.opt.shortmess:append("c") -- don't show redundant messages from ins-completion-menu
vim.opt.shortmess:append("I") -- don't show the default intro message
vim.opt.whichwrap:append("<,>,[,],h,l")
for k, v in pairs(default_options) do
vim.opt[k] = v
end
end
M.load_headless_options = function()
vim.opt.shortmess = "" -- try to prevent echom from cutting messages off or prompting
vim.opt.more = false -- don't pause listing when screen is filled
vim.opt.cmdheight = 9999 -- helps avoiding |hit-enter| prompts.
vim.opt.columns = 9999 -- set the widest screen possible
vim.opt.swapfile = false -- don't use a swap file
end
M.load_defaults = function()
if #vim.api.nvim_list_uis() == 0 then
M.load_headless_options()
return
end
M.load_default_options()
end
return M
This is just a question. How can I get smart indentation to work?
For example, I have the following variable:
When I hit enter, I get:
Here's my
settings.lua
file: