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Hi, it likely enabled. There are a number of ways to turn off the indentation. Your best bet would be to run one of the following after the file is opened:
setlocalindentexpr=
If you want to check if it is enabled you can do so by running setlocal indentexpr?.
This bug will be fixed soon-ish in #31. In the meantime, while not ideal, I suggest finding a way around using unclosed { characters in comments. (If you're using them for folding, you can change the fold markers, see :help fold-marker.)
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Sleepful commentedon May 10, 2025
I think I had to use
:set indentkeys-=o, very confusingSleepful commentedon May 10, 2025
I am having an issue, if there are unbalanced params in a string or a comment, then indentation goes crazyyy
Sleepful commentedon May 10, 2025
enter a new line at
|cursor position:axvr commentedon Jul 12, 2025
Hi, it likely enabled. There are a number of ways to turn off the indentation. Your best bet would be to run one of the following after the file is opened:
If you want to check if it is enabled you can do so by running
setlocal indentexpr?.This bug will be fixed soon-ish in #31. In the meantime, while not ideal, I suggest finding a way around using unclosed
{characters in comments. (If you're using them for folding, you can change the fold markers, see:help fold-marker.)