Linda_pp

OK, thanks. I'll check commits in the pull request. I think restoring undo history by `:wundo` and `:rundo` is the one.

@oblitum Actually, the procedure in vim-go couldn't help this issue solve. The cursor still moved even if I used `:wundo` and `:rundo`. This is because vim-clang-format replaces the current buffer...

thanks... I didn't notice the comment close this issue.

Hi, thank you for your report. `clang-format` command's failure raises the error. Could you confirm that `clang-format` command can format the C++ code properly in your command line? And please...

Hi. Thank you for your information. > Is there some way to provide this path as a vim setting? `g:clang_format#command` is available. Please try it. ``` vim let g:clang_format#command =...

I'll close this issue because of no response. If anyone encounters this issue, please reopen this issue.

@jonvaldes Thank you for your report. The error seems to occur [here](https://github.com/rhysd/vim-clang-format/blob/master/autoload/clang_format.vim#L150) where vim-clang-format executes `clang-format` command. And `:help E484` says that it is an error when Vim can't read...

@jonvaldes I tried to fix this issue in [fix/issues/14](https://github.com/rhysd/vim-clang-format/tree/fix/issues/14) branch. Could you try it? I can't test it on my side because I don't have Windows PC.

@jonvaldes Thank you for your try. It seems that command should also be escaped. I implemented it in b175afa. > Error detected while processing function clang_format#replace..78_error_message: > line 1: >...

I think it should be set with `g:clang_format#style_options` rather than setting it always. How about the following configuration? ```vim let g:clang_format#style_options = { \ 'ContinuationIndentWidth' : '8', \ } ```