Expected behavior: When typing gq in command mode the line should reformat itself and insert line breaks where appropriate so it looks like a nice paragraph.
Actual behavior: A line will format neatly into a paragraph UNLESS the line ends with a comma, in which case the lines below the line ending in a comma will all get indented 9-10 spaces. The end result looks like this (copy pasted from a text file after it was formatted with vim touch)...
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The only entries in my vimrc are set autoindent and set formatoptions=tcqn. The problem I described above occurs in visual mode (when formatting highlighted text) as well.
Expected behavior: When typing
gqin command mode the line should reformat itself and insert line breaks where appropriate so it looks like a nice paragraph.Actual behavior: A line will format neatly into a paragraph UNLESS the line ends with a comma, in which case the lines below the line ending in a comma will all get indented 9-10 spaces. The end result looks like this (copy pasted from a text file after it was formatted with vim touch)...
The only entries in my vimrc are
set autoindentandset formatoptions=tcqn. The problem I described above occurs in visual mode (when formatting highlighted text) as well.