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Indentation is lost (ipython) #18
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Perhaps this is a problem with 'expandtab'. Did you set this option in your vimrc? Anyway, some people have reported incompatibility between vimcmdline and |
Yes, here are the options I use:
I just checked: Indeed it is an ipython related bug. |
Thanks for the feedback. I am going to add a warning when |
The solution for the indentation issue is: let g:cmdline_app = {"python": "ipython --no-autoindent"} But I noted other issues:
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@jalvesaq , when I set this cmdline_app, I got
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well, even if I delete the definition of cmdline_app, there is no complain from vim side, but still, the indentation is wrong when I leader+space a python function |
I am using python-mode/pythonmode and vim-scripts/indentpython.vim |
Hi,
Thank you for this plugin, I am already an heavy Nvim-R user. Wanted to try this one for python.
My problem is when I try to send this code:
![2017-03-09-07 49 39](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7632903/23738997/8dfd253e-049c-11e7-8b7b-3a2b0118d1de.png)
It fails because of the indentation:
![2017-03-09-07 49 46](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7632903/23739016/a058e2a4-049c-11e7-970a-11801b24bc7a.png)
I tried to use an external terminal (with tmux) or the nvim buffer. But it fails everytime.
Thank you for you help
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