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derekwyatt / vim-scala

My work on integration of Scala into Vim - not a ton here, but useful for me.
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Custom indentation overriden. #101

Closed pkubik closed 9 years ago

pkubik commented 9 years ago

When I set my tabstop and shiftwidth to 4, the plugin seems to override it to 2. I've used ack-grep to find out that the only existances of such override occur in "vim-scala/ftplugin/scala.vim".

My workaround is to simply delete this overrides so it can use my settings. It works but I have no idea what could it break - hopefully nothing.

ches commented 9 years ago

When I set my tabstop and shiftwidth to 4, the plugin seems to override it to 2

I assume you mean softtabstop and shiftwidth, because vim-scala no longer messes with tabstop at all.

You can create a file ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/scala.vim and add to it:

setlocal shiftwidth=4 softtabstop=4

Or if you like to keep everything in one .vimrc file, this will work also:

autocmd FileType scala setlocal shiftwidth=4 softtabstop=4

Either of these will override the plugin's defaults, which have been chosen because they are strongly urged by the Scala style guide and it seems to be followed in most public Scala code we see. Still, the settings can be overridden and the above are the standard ways to do this.

Using localvimrc will also work, if you need to change the plugin defaults only for certain projects.

Closing the issue, please comment if you find that these solutions don't work for you for some reason.