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Add bufferlocal variants for all options.

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Chiel ten Brinke 2016-03-30 10:01:56 +02:00
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@ -80,6 +80,8 @@ let g:autoformat_retab = 0
let g:autoformat_remove_trailing_spaces = 0 let g:autoformat_remove_trailing_spaces = 0
``` ```
To disable or re-enable these option for specific buffers, use the buffer local variants:
`b:autoformat_autoindent`, `b:autoformat_retab` and `b:autoformat_remove_trailing_spaces`.
You can manually autoindent, retab or remove trailing whitespace with the following respective You can manually autoindent, retab or remove trailing whitespace with the following respective
commands. commands.
@ -95,6 +97,7 @@ tries all formatters in this list of applicable formatters, until one succeeds.
You can set this list manually in your vimrc (see section *How can I change the behaviour of formatters, or add one myself?*, You can set this list manually in your vimrc (see section *How can I change the behaviour of formatters, or add one myself?*,
or change the formatter with the highest priority by the commands `:NextFormatter` and `:PreviousFormatter`. or change the formatter with the highest priority by the commands `:NextFormatter` and `:PreviousFormatter`.
To print the currently selected formatter use `:CurrentFormatter`. To print the currently selected formatter use `:CurrentFormatter`.
These latter commands are mostly useful for debugging purposes.
If you have a composite filetype with dots (like `django.python` or `php.wordpress`), If you have a composite filetype with dots (like `django.python` or `php.wordpress`),
vim-autoformat first tries to detect and use formatters for the exact original filetype, and vim-autoformat first tries to detect and use formatters for the exact original filetype, and
then tries the same for all supertypes occuring from left to right in the original filetype then tries the same for all supertypes occuring from left to right in the original filetype

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@ -138,26 +138,28 @@ function! s:Fallback()
" Detect verbosity " Detect verbosity
let verbose = &verbose || g:autoformat_verbosemode == 1 let verbose = &verbose || g:autoformat_verbosemode == 1
if g:autoformat_remove_trailing_spaces == 1 if exists('b:autoformat_remove_trailing_spaces') ? b:autoformat_remove_trailing_spaces == 1 : g:autoformat_remove_trailing_spaces == 1
if verbose if verbose
echomsg "Removing trailing whitespace..." echomsg "Removing trailing whitespace..."
endif endif
call s:RemoveTrailingSpaces() call s:RemoveTrailingSpaces()
endif endif
if g:autoformat_retab == 1
if exists('b:autoformat_retab') ? b:autoformat_retab == 1 : g:autoformat_retab == 1
if verbose if verbose
echomsg "Retabbing..." echomsg "Retabbing..."
endif endif
retab retab
endif endif
if g:autoformat_autoindent == 1
if exists('b:autoformat_autoindent') ? b:autoformat_autoindent == 1 : g:autoformat_autoindent == 1
if verbose if verbose
echomsg "Autoindenting..." echomsg "Autoindenting..."
endif endif
" Autoindent code " Autoindent code
exe "normal gg=G" exe "normal gg=G"
endif endif
return 0
endfunction endfunction