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Since I updated VIM I cannot disable indenting. It does not satisfy my needs
but it present anyway. I looked configure files thuroughly. But vim scripts
are to numerous and they are complex... I did not find solution yet.
Just start vim, then type
:set noautoindent
and hit enter.
You can put
set noautoindent
without the leading : in your ~/.vimrc
so it is in effect each time you start vim.
Of course I know where initscripts are. What I did wrong, I ":set cindent!"
meantime ":set nocindent" correct Thank you again. The message with
":set noautoindent" inspired me
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