Fixed indent alfter list

[hori-ryota]

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[rcmdnk]

Thanks, that's fine with me.

[hori-ryota]

Thanks. By the way, how about this?

Fixed indent of list by hori-ryota · Pull Request #218 · plasticboy/vim-markdown

[rcmdnk]

For numbering bullets, I agree.

For indent function, maybe we can make it much simpler, like:

" Only define the function once
if exists("*GetMkdIndent") | finish | endif

function GetMkdIndent()
  let lnum = prevnonblank(v:lnum - 1)
  if lnum == 0 || v:lnum - lnum > 2
    return 0
  endif
  return indent(lnum)
endfunction

I think it works as same as your modification, doesn't it?

In addition, I prefer to do:

  if lnum == 0 || v:lnum - lnum > 1

For syntax, it is better to do:

setlocal comments+=bn:>

Ho do you think?

[hori-ryota]

Thanks.

needs_keeping needs to be recursive.

e.g.

* list item

    first paragraph

    second paragraph

is

---

• list item

  first paragraph

  second paragraph

---

But this method incomplete in terms of ignoring line feeds.

setlocal comments+=bn:> is nice!

[rcmdnk]

ok, I got what you want. (sorry, I didn't think the third condition is actually intended...)

I think it is better to have current your pull request's one,
because your another pull request doesn't work when

* list item
second line

    first paragraph

    second paragraph

first paragraph is not indented.

With original one, second line is also indented, and paragraphs are also indented.

In case you don't have second line, you can immediately finish the indent after a blank line with your new one, though.

But the behavior such

* item list<cursor1>
<cursor2>
    <cursor3>
<cursor4>

is a bit annoying if you actually finish the item (and it happens much more than the cases with paragraphs.)

By the way, I found the typo in line 54 of your pull request (s:is_li_stat -> s:is_li_start).

[hori-ryota]

By the way, I found the typo in line 54 of your pull request (s:is_li_stat -> s:is_li_start).

Thanks, I updated.

I also think so the behavior, but using numbering bullet indented when new line added.

e.g.

1. numbered<CR>
    <here>

If that's the case, I think better also behave not indented.

[rcmdnk]

How about this?

setlocal comments=b:*,b:+,b:-,b:1.

in syntax/markdown.vim.

It works for:

1. aaa
1. bbb
1. ccc
1. 

Though it is more complex if you want to increment here,
Markdown parser automatically increments the number and more frexible to change lines.