vim:config:indentation:indentation_purely_with_hard_tabs
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| ====== VIM - Config - Indentation - Indentation purely with hard tabs ====== | ====== VIM - Config - Indentation - Indentation purely with hard tabs ====== | ||
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| + | To indent only with hard tabs, and not with spaces. | ||
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| set tabstop=2 | set tabstop=2 | ||
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| <WRAP info> | <WRAP info> | ||
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| * The principle is to set **set tabstop** and **set shiftwidth** to the same value, and to leave **expandtab** at its default value (**noexpandtab**), | * The principle is to set **set tabstop** and **set shiftwidth** to the same value, and to leave **expandtab** at its default value (**noexpandtab**), | ||
| - | </WRAP> | + | * **shiftwidth** affects what happens when you press **>>**, **<< |
| + | * It also affects how automatic indentation works. | ||
| + | * **tabstop** changes the width of the TAB character, plain and simple. | ||
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