GVIM identification problem

DoME69 · 04-01-2020, 05:11 AM

Hi,

I have the following TCL script:

Code:

foreach bbox [get_property $var bbox] {
       set xy1 [lrange $bbox 0 1]
          set xy2 [lrange $bbox 2 3]
    ruler "\{\{${xy1}\} \{${xy2}\}\}"

}

After identification with GVIM (gg=G) The first line inside "foreach", shifted by 1 TAB and the other by 2 TABS.

Example after Identification:

Code:

foreach bbox [get_property $var bbox] {
set xy1 [lrange $bbox 0 1]
    set xy2 [lrange $bbox 2 3]
    ruler "\{\{${xy1}\} \{${xy2}\}\}"

}

The script should looks like:

Code:

foreach bbox [get_property $var bbox] {
    set xy1 [lrange $bbox 0 1]
    set xy2 [lrange $bbox 2 3]
    ruler "\{\{${xy1}\} \{${xy2}\}\}"

}

How can I fix it?

Additional question,
how can I determine where GVIM window will be open?
I want the window to be open always in the upper-left corner.

Thanks for you help

pan64 · 04-01-2020, 05:30 AM

Additional answer:

Code:

gvim -geometry +0+0

To indentation: I think that is configurable and language specific, so first you need to be sure if the correct language is detected/selected and also probably need to be configured. See here: https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Indenting_source_code

DoME69 · 04-01-2020, 06:34 AM

I see GVIM identify the file as TCL.
I tried also to set the syntax as tcl but still, the first line after the foreach/if shifted by 1 TAB and the other by 2 TABS.

the below command also tried and not achieved good results.

Code:

autocmd FileType tcl setlocal shiftwidth=1 tabstop=1

shruggy · 04-01-2020, 06:53 AM

Isn't there a bracket mismatch in the first line?

Quote:

Originally Posted by DoME69

foreach bbox [get_property $var] bbox]

pan64 · 04-01-2020, 07:20 AM

for me gvim 8.0 worked as expected without any additional configuration

DoME69 · 04-01-2020, 09:00 AM

I tried GVIM 8.2 and it behave the same.
Still the first line after foreach/if with 1 TAB and other with 2 TABS

DoME69 · 04-01-2020, 09:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shruggy

Isn't there a bracket mismatch in the first line?

Sorry, a copy problem.
fixed in the original thread.

ehartman · 04-01-2020, 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DoME69

How can I fix it?

I wonder (don't know tcl all that well) if it would help vim if the first accolade was on a line of its own, like

Code:

foreach bbox [get_property $var bbox]
{

It just may be that vim doesn't recognize it with IT being trailing and the closing one on its own line.

DoME69 · 04-02-2020, 12:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ehartman

I wonder (don't know tcl all that well) if it would help vim if the first accolade was on a line of its own, like

Code:

foreach bbox [get_property $var bbox]
{

It just may be that vim doesn't recognize it with IT being trailing and the closing one on its own line.

I tried and it behave the same

Code:

foreach bbox [get_property $var bbox] 
{ 
    puts yoyo
        puts ooo
        puts rrrr
}

The problem happen also when I'm writing script and press Enter to get a new line.
I see that the first line shifted by 1 Tab and after additional Enter it shifted by 2 Tabs.
Means, its configuration problem but how can I identify and fix it?

I tried to load gvim without any external configuration (.gvim.rc)
but still I get the same behaivor

Code:

foreach c [get_ports $kluku] {
	set a "kuku"
		set y "popo"
		set uuu "ioioi"
}

pan64 · 04-02-2020, 01:20 AM

I would still suggest you to check the link I posted: you will see how can it be configured, what kind of possibilities are available.

DoME69 · 04-02-2020, 01:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pan64

I would still suggest you to check the link I posted: you will see how can it be configured, what kind of possibilities are available.

I looked the link you sent and try some commands in interactive mode and still the same behavior.

pan64 · 04-02-2020, 02:00 AM

Yes, but as I wrote it works for me, so most probably your configuration is different from mine. You can try a different gvim installation or reinstall too (and purge .vim*), but probably would be easier to find the reason... Unfortunately it is not that simple.

DoME69 · 04-02-2020, 04:45 AM

I already download GVIM 8.2 and it behave the same.
when loading GVIM, is it read default files from default location?

maybe I have local files that set identification.

Can you share which configuration you use?

pan64 · 04-02-2020, 05:23 AM

Something like these:

Code:

~/.vimrc    # < file
~/.viminfo  # < file
~/.vim      # < dir

shruggy · 04-02-2020, 05:42 AM

Does setting a modeline also not work? Something like

Code:

# vim:ai sw=2 sts=2 et nocin nolisp nosi ft=tcl:

at the end of your script.