@johns I usually have formatting already set up for a file and just hit '=' (often with the lines I want formatted already selected). With how I have it set up, vim wraps it when needed.
It's fewer keys and vim indents when it thinks it is necessary. (With text files like Markdown or already-indented lines in other files, there's basically no difference between = and gqip.)
@johns I usually have formatting already set up for a file and just hit '=' (often with the lines I want formatted already selected). With how I have it set up, vim wraps it when needed.
It's fewer keys and vim indents when it thinks it is necessary. (With text files like Markdown or already-indented lines in other files, there's basically no difference between = and gqip.)