Php and html indentation breaks when using html5 plugin

[alx741]

When editing a blade file the filetype becomes BLADE but then auto indentation for HTML and PHP (within <?php, ?> tags no longer works as spected).

Should blade indent bring in html and php indent files?

For proper html autoindent inside php files i'm using this plugin:

                  Plug 'captbaritone/better-indent-support-for-php-with-html'

[jwalton512]

@alx741 thanks for the insight.

I do seem to experience the same issue with indenting between <?php and ?>

I don't experience any issue, however, with indentation for html.

[alx741]

So far i notice it only preserves the indentation of the previous tag, but doesn't trigger the proper indentation levels for nested tags.

Thank your for this plugin btw, its very useful!.

[alx741]

Apparently vim-blade doesn't play nice with the html5 plugin, when i remove the last one, the html autoindent starts working ok in blade. I have no clue why though.

https://github.com/othree/html5.vim

[jwalton512]

@alx741 thanks for the clarity. Will try to research both items.

[moccalotto]

I too get the same error as @alx741

[nivv]

👍

My issue might not be related entirely. But I can't get indentation to work at all using blade. When using filetype=html the identation works, but of course then I don't get any sweet blade sugar.

Made a quick video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hEaEDl3awc&feature=youtu.be

Edit: So as others have said, it works without the html5-plugin, and breaks with it enabled

[nivv]

I currently do this when re-indenting the whole blade file:

"Indent blade, <D-fi> == CMD+L | Set filetype to html, then indent, then switch back to blade 
autocmd FileType blade noremap <buffer> <D-fi> :set filetype=html<cr> gg=G'' :set filetype=blade <cr>

It works fine, it won't indent @foreach as such, it will look like below instead, which I'm fine with. Now my only annoyance is that when you insert a new line it isn't indented automatically.

I'm not sure why the html5-plugin is messing up this plugin. It's my understanding that the html5-plugin only extends the built in html-syntax

[adriaanzon]

I'm currently trying to fix the php indentation. I came across this conditional while I was at it.

It has a syntax error (one = instead of two) so vim ignores it. When I 'fix' the syntax error, the indentation gets all messed up.

Does anyone know why it's there? Do we need it for something or should it be removed?

[jwalton512]

resolved with #51