How do I indent my code with tabs?
ProgrammingLife opened this issue · 2 comments
I've noticed about:
Enable Dart style guide syntax (like 2-space indentation) with let g:dart_style_guide = 2
but I wanna indent my code with tabs. How can I get it?
I can't use spaces because I will not be able to turn on highlighting for hierarchy like this:
set listchars=tab:\┆\ ,trail:•,extends:»,precedes:«
set list
You can't, unfortunately.
but I wanna indent my code with tabs. How can I get it?
If you aren't setting the g:dart_style_guide variable this plugin should not impact your indent settings.
See :help expandtab and :help ftplugin for general vim information on setting indent options in vim. This is unrelated to this plugin.
In particular you either want an ftplugin/dart.vim file with
setlocal noexpandtabor in your vimrc
augroup dart-indent
autocmd!
autocmd FileType dart setlocal noexpandtab
augroup ENDIf you are indenting with tabs you should not use :DartFmt. The Dart formatter only support spaces for indent so you'll need to manually format your code.