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Is there a command to make a newline without the autoindent? In other words, I want o and O to normally autoindent, but is there another command that will not autoindent for just the duration of that command?

Alternatively (if there isn't a way to that exactly), what's a better workaround than just backspacing a ton after autoindenting many tabs too far.

---

Example

if some_check():

    self.some_long_function_name(withlots, ofargs

                                 andmaybe=keywordargs)

                               # ^ Indents to the caret

Pressing o on the andmaybe=keywordargs line leaves me way more indented than I want to be.

indentation

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  You seem to have some special indent settings. For me andmaybe is indented 8 chars (double shiftwidth). When I hit o, the cursor is aligned with self. This even works when I indent andmybe manually to align it with the open paranthesis. BTW: Vim 8.1.1223
  
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  4 hours ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  It's probably a Python plugin that indents it like this? This indenting style is fairly common in Python. As for the question, what does "without the autoindent" mean for you? That it starts at column 0? Anything other than that would be using some form of autoindent (just a different one that what you get right now).
  
  – Martin Tournoij♦
  4 hours ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  


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  Python indent script was last updated in February.
  
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  I'm not using anything special for Python.
  
  – Stephen Cowley
  4 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  Is there an indentation to start at column 0? That would be better than what I'm doing
  
  – Stephen Cowley
  4 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

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Is there a command to make a newline without the autoindent? In other words, I want o and O to normally autoindent, but is there another command that will not autoindent for just the duration of that command?

Alternatively (if there isn't a way to that exactly), what's a better workaround than just backspacing a ton after autoindenting many tabs too far.

---

Example

if some_check():

    self.some_long_function_name(withlots, ofargs

                                 andmaybe=keywordargs)

                               # ^ Indents to the caret

Pressing o on the andmaybe=keywordargs line leaves me way more indented than I want to be.

indentation

share|improve this question

edited 4 hours ago

Stephen Cowley

asked 4 hours ago

Stephen CowleyStephen Cowley

1185

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  You seem to have some special indent settings. For me andmaybe is indented 8 chars (double shiftwidth). When I hit o, the cursor is aligned with self. This even works when I indent andmybe manually to align it with the open paranthesis. BTW: Vim 8.1.1223
  
  – Ralf
  4 hours ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  It's probably a Python plugin that indents it like this? This indenting style is fairly common in Python. As for the question, what does "without the autoindent" mean for you? That it starts at column 0? Anything other than that would be using some form of autoindent (just a different one that what you get right now).
  
  – Martin Tournoij♦
  4 hours ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Python indent script was last updated in February.
  
  – Ralf
  4 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I'm not using anything special for Python.
  
  – Stephen Cowley
  4 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Is there an indentation to start at column 0? That would be better than what I'm doing
  
  – Stephen Cowley
  4 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

 | 
show 2 more comments

Is there a command to make a newline without the autoindent? In other words, I want o and O to normally autoindent, but is there another command that will not autoindent for just the duration of that command?

Alternatively (if there isn't a way to that exactly), what's a better workaround than just backspacing a ton after autoindenting many tabs too far.

---

Example

if some_check():

    self.some_long_function_name(withlots, ofargs

                                 andmaybe=keywordargs)

                               # ^ Indents to the caret

Pressing o on the andmaybe=keywordargs line leaves me way more indented than I want to be.

indentation

share|improve this question

edited 4 hours ago

Stephen Cowley

asked 4 hours ago

Stephen CowleyStephen Cowley

1185

if some_check():

    self.some_long_function_name(withlots, ofargs

                                 andmaybe=keywordargs)

                               # ^ Indents to the caret

share|improve this question

edited 4 hours ago

Stephen Cowley

asked 4 hours ago

Stephen CowleyStephen Cowley

1185

share|improve this question

edited 4 hours ago

Stephen Cowley

asked 4 hours ago

Stephen CowleyStephen Cowley

1185

asked 4 hours ago

Stephen CowleyStephen Cowley

1185

asked 4 hours ago

Stephen CowleyStephen Cowley

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I don't think there is an normal mode command to start a new line without indent. You can, however, remove the indent while in insert mode with the keystrokes 0Ctrl-D, and so it's easy to set up new mappings to do so:

nnoremap <leader>o o0<C-D>

nnoremap <leader>O O0<C-D>

Personally, though, I'd install an indent plugin to handle this for you*.

I use vim-python-pep8-indent which handles your example nicely.

_{Or indeed, just use the Python indent script included in Vim (via the :filetype command) instead of the 'autoindent' setting. This is the one @Ralf describes in the comments.}

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I don't think there is an normal mode command to start a new line without indent. You can, however, remove the indent while in insert mode with the keystrokes 0Ctrl-D, and so it's easy to set up new mappings to do so:

nnoremap <leader>o o0<C-D>

nnoremap <leader>O O0<C-D>

Personally, though, I'd install an indent plugin to handle this for you*.

I use vim-python-pep8-indent which handles your example nicely.

_{Or indeed, just use the Python indent script included in Vim (via the :filetype command) instead of the 'autoindent' setting. This is the one @Ralf describes in the comments.}

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I don't think there is an normal mode command to start a new line without indent. You can, however, remove the indent while in insert mode with the keystrokes 0Ctrl-D, and so it's easy to set up new mappings to do so:

nnoremap <leader>o o0<C-D>

nnoremap <leader>O O0<C-D>

Personally, though, I'd install an indent plugin to handle this for you*.

I use vim-python-pep8-indent which handles your example nicely.

_{Or indeed, just use the Python indent script included in Vim (via the :filetype command) instead of the 'autoindent' setting. This is the one @Ralf describes in the comments.}

share|improve this answer

edited 2 hours ago

answered 2 hours ago

RichRich

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I don't think there is an normal mode command to start a new line without indent. You can, however, remove the indent while in insert mode with the keystrokes 0Ctrl-D, and so it's easy to set up new mappings to do so:

nnoremap <leader>o o0<C-D>

nnoremap <leader>O O0<C-D>

Personally, though, I'd install an indent plugin to handle this for you*.

I use vim-python-pep8-indent which handles your example nicely.

_{Or indeed, just use the Python indent script included in Vim (via the :filetype command) instead of the 'autoindent' setting. This is the one @Ralf describes in the comments.}

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nnoremap <leader>o o0<C-D>

nnoremap <leader>O O0<C-D>

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