Interferes with ehamberg/vim-cute-python

[yggdr]

Is there a way to make this work better with ehamberg/vim-cute-python? That plugin uses conceal to swap out several language constructs like "lambda", "and", "or" with unicode symbols. Without indentLine the new symbols are subject to syntax highlightning and expand when the cursor is on the line. With indentLine, they don't expand (making editing them tedious) and the appear grey, not syntax highlighted.

edit let g:indentLine_concealcursor = 'vc' solves at least the expand on cursor line problem

[paanvaannd]

I'm having a similar issue. If vim-cute-python ("vcp") conceals some text at a point that is evenly divisible by tabstop (e.g. 4, as declared in my init.vim configuration for NeoVim), indentLine takes precedence and overwrites the ligature used to conceal the text with a vertical line instead (using default indentLine configuration).

It would be great if there was a way to either specify in init.vim or .vimrc which conceal should take precedence: vcp or indentLine or if indentLine's behavior was changed to optionally (as the present behavior could be preferable in some cases) conceal characters only at the beginning of a line (corresponding to the entire line's indentation) while not concealing any characters after text starts to appear on the line,