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I want to align c file which is randomly written.
I use the command gg=G, which align the entire c
file but unable to adjust within 80 colums.
i set the textwidth 80 using following command
:set textwidth=80
but unable to align file vertically.
Would somebody please help me to find the solution
I'm not sure what you are looking for, but a program that might help is called "indent". There is a -l option which sets the maximum line length. This program is designed to correctly indent (format) programs written in C to make them more readable. Try "man indent" for more details.
I want to align c file which is randomly written.
I use the command gg=G, which align the entire c
file but unable to adjust within 80 colums.
i set the textwidth 80 using following command
:set textwidth=80
but unable to align file vertically.
Would somebody please help me to find the solution
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