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Revert "Use shiftwidth 0 instead of copying tabstop" 

This reverts commit b6b4c3b237.

Closes #25.
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Tim Pope 2015-02-23 12:25:02 -05:00
parent 00348fd88b
commit b867ffac83
2 changed files with 2 additions and 7 deletions
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@ -28,8 +28,7 @@ then simply copy and paste:
the first file in a brand new Ruby project might very well be derived from
your `.irbrc`. I consider this a feature.
* If your file is consistently indented with hard tabs, `'shiftwidth'` will be
set to 0 so that `'tabstop'` is used. Otherwise, a `'tabstop'` of 8 is
enforced.
set to your `'tabstop'`. Otherwise, a `'tabstop'` of 8 is enforced.
* The algorithm is rolled from scratch, fairly simplistic, and only lightly
battle tested. It's probably not (yet) as good as [DetectIndent][].
Let me know what it fails on for you.

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@ -67,11 +67,7 @@ function! s:guess(lines) abort
endfor
if heuristics.hard && !heuristics.spaces
if exists('*shiftwidth')
return {'expandtab': 0, 'shiftwidth': 0}
else
return {'expandtab': 0, 'shiftwidth': &tabstop}
endif
return {'expandtab': 0, 'shiftwidth': &tabstop}
elseif heuristics.soft != heuristics.hard
let options.expandtab = heuristics.soft > heuristics.hard
if heuristics.hard