Open dm3 opened 6 years ago
Actually, setting
let g:sexp_filetypes = 'clojure'
helps with the issue. Thus, the default value of let g:sexp_filetypes = 'clojure,scheme,lisp,timl'
must be somehow confusing Julia with one of the scheme/lisp/timl
filetypes. Not sure how this is happening though...
Unfortunately Julia's extension .jl conflicts with librep Lisp's, so Vim sets filetype "lisp" which makes vim-sexp correctly add several insert mode mappings.
Overriding the wrong filetype for .jl with an autocommand in .vimrc or ~/.vim/ftdetect etc. does not seem work.
let g:sexp_filetypes = 'clojure,scheme,timl'
might be the best preliminary solution for now if you don't write Lisp code.
I'm writing Julia using the Julia-vim plugin. When I also have Vim-Sexp loaded, any parenthesis or bracket (
([{
) inserted in a Julia (*.jl
) file is autoindented by one space - a space is inserted before the parenthesis right after it's typed. Commenting Vim-Sexp out makes the issue go away.I understand the description is light on details and the problem might as well be in the Julia-Vim plugin rather than Vim-Sexp. However, I think this issue might be helpful to anyone who runs into the same problem. Maybe someone will actually be able to figure it out!