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*indentLine.txt* Show vertical lines for indent with conceal feature
CONTENTS *indentLine-contents*
Introduction |indentLine-introduction|
Config |indentLine-config|
Variables |indentLine-variables|
Commands |indentLine-commands|
FAQ |indentLine-faq|
Changelog |indentLine-changelog|
Credits |indentLine-credits|
==============================================================================
INTRODUCTION *indentLine-introduction*
This plugin is used for displaying thin vertical lines at each indentation
level for code indented with spaces. For code indented with tabs, I think
there is no need to support it, using :set list lcs=tab:\|\ (here is a space)
can achieve it.
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CONFIG *indentLine-config*
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VARIABLES *indentLine-variables*
g:indentLine_loaded *g:loaded_indentLine*
Whether load indentLine plugin.
Default value is 0.
g:indentLine_char *g:indentLine_char*
Specify a character to be used as indent line.
You also can use other characters:
| ¦ ┆ │
Default value is "|".
g:indentLine_first_char *g:indentLine_first_char*
Specify a character to be used as indent line
on the first level.
You also can use other characters:
| ¦ ┆ │
Default value is "|".
g:indentLine_color_term *g:indentLine_color_term*
Specify terminal vim indent line color.
e.g. let g:indentLine_color_term = 239
g:indentLine_color_gui *g:indentLine_color_gui*
Specify GUI vim indent line color.
e.g. let g:indentLine_color_gui = '#A4E57E'
g:indentLine_color_tty_light *g:indentLine_color_tty_light*
Specify none X terminal vim indent line color in bg light.
default: 4
e.g. let g:indentLine_color_tty_light = 7
g:indentLine_color_tty_dark *g:indentLine_color_tty_dark*
Specify none X terminal vim indent line color in bg dark.
default: 2
e.g. let g:indentLine_color_tty_dark = 1
g:indentLine_indentLevel *g:indentLine_indentLevel*
Specify how much indent level do you want to use for
indentLine. Most program will not has bigger indent level than
10.
Default value is 10.
g:indentLine_showFirstIndentLevel *g:indentLine_showFirstIndentLevel*
Specify whether the first indent level should be shown.
This is useful if you use indentLine in comination with
|listchars| in order to show tabs.
Default value is 0.
g:indentLine_enabled *g:indentLine_enabled*
Specify whether to enable indentLine plugin by default.
If value is not 0, the plugin is on by default, otherwise off.
Default value is 1.
g:indentLine_fileType *g:indentLine_fileType*
This variable specify a list of file types.
When opening these types of files, the plugin is enabled by
default.
e.g. let g:indentLine_fileType = ['c', 'cpp']
Default value is [] which means all file types is supported.
g:indentLine_fileTypeExclude *g:indentLine_fileTypeExclude*
This variable specify a list of file types.
When opening these types of files, the plugin is disabled by
default.
e.g. let g:indentLine_fileTypeExclude = ['text', 'sh']
Default value is [] which means no file types is excluded.
g:indentLine_bufNameExclude *g:indentLine_bufNameExclude*
This variable specify a list of buffer names, which can be
regular expression. If the buffer's name fall into this list,
the indentLine won't display.
e.g. let g:indentLine_bufNameExclude = ['_.*', 'NERD_tree.*']
Default value is [].
g:indentLine_maxLines *g:indentLine_maxLines*
This variable specify a number, when the number of buffer's
lines exceed it, the plugin try to use another pattern to make
the performance better.
Default value is 3000.
g:indentLine_faster *g:indentLine_faster*
If you want the performance better, you can set the value as
1, default value is 0. But better performance may bring little
issue with it.
g:indentLine_noConcealCursor *g:indentLine_noConcealCursor*
This variable toggles cursor lines behavior. If variable
exists, then cursorline will be above conceal chars.
Default value is not set.
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COMMANDS *indentLine-commands*
IndentLinesReset [number]
if 'shiftwidth' changes, using this command can redraw the
indentLines. number is optional, it means the width between
two indent level, if ommited, value of 'shiftwidth' is used.
IndentLinesToggle
toggle the indent lines of the current buffer.
==============================================================================
FAQ *indentLine-faq*
Q. How can I make the indent line visuall similar to the line used in Sublime
Text 2?
A. Use let g:indentLine_char = '┊'
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CHANGELOG *indentLine-changelog*
==============================================================================
CREDITS *indentLine-credits*
Thanks to the following people for suggestions and patches:
NagatoPain
Salman Halim
Christophe
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