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I'm using vim to edit files that use a programming language where the end of line is not marked with ;. This causes problems when I try to fix indentation in vim. If I put a ; at the end then vim is able to correctly fix the indentation, but since this programming language doesn't have a ; at the end of a statement the indentation isn't correct after vim tries to fix it. How can vim be modified so that it works correctly with this programming language? |
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What programming language? There's probably already a correct syntax file out there. If not, have a look at the Python vim file. Python doesn't use semicolons either. You may be able to cobble together a proper syntax file using that. |
