Enhance Autoindent

[uninhm]

Auto indent the next line when:

• The line is var, let or const
• The line finishes with or, and or object
• The instruction isn't complete (eg: Parenthesis aren't closed)

And this: (<> represents the indentation, | the cursor)

fn main() {|}

<Return>

fn main() {
<>|
}

or

echo someFunc(|)

<Return>

echo someFunc(
<>|
)

See https://github.com/zah/nim.vim

[uninhm]

1. Implement the same you did for {} but for () and [] 1.1) Edit: I saw you did it for other languages but not for Nim
2. Indent when defining a function/procedure: proc a() =<return>

[fox0430]

@uninhm

Thank you for your feedback. I will fix them.

[uninhm]

https://github.com/fox0430/moe/blob/develop/src/moepkg/editor.nim#L289

My question is, why not? It's not LISP...

At least in Python I'm pretty sure that the "standard" style is

function(
    arg1,
    arg2
)

(with a new line after the last parameter)

[fox0430]

@uninhm

Thank you for the advice. I don't use Python. Ok, I will fix it.