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Is there a way to turn the plugin off for a certain buffer? I would like it off for vimdiff, but on for everything else.

Thanks.

Any idea if adding an image is possible or in the future, or if making the char size small is feasible. I am trying to get it as close to sublime text 2 indent line feature as possible. They use period characters and are very small.

hi, I got a problem, when I use mouse select and copy the code in the terminal, and paste to another file, the indent sign '|' was copied & pasted too.(use yy&p is fine)
I wander if it is possible to avoid that.
thx

Hello.
$subj, options in "case"

Link to Conflicting plugin

Example of indentLine not loaded with stylus plugin:

Example of indentLine and vim-stylus plugin loaded:

Please let me know if you need any other information, I really love both using both of these so if they could work in harmony that would be awesome.

Would be something like this possible?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20228846/vim-spaces-tab-indentation

Reference: preservim/vim-indent-guides#41 (comment)

For example, the section you're in will be slightly brighter, and other indent guides not as bright... Like in Sublime text. It'd be nice to highlight the indent guides really bright to find matching brackets like in notepad++.

When I use tabs and spaces mixed, the color of the guides does not seem to be the same for both those options.

For one thing, it seems the character used need to be specified using both the following lines:

let g:indentLine_char = '┆'
set list lcs=tab:\┆\

otherwise it does not get consistently set. What am I missing?

Sorry for an issue nothing to do with this repo :-D
How can i achive this effect?

Millions of thanks!

Hi,
I'm a indentLine user and in there is a line set conceallevel=1 and set concealcursor=inc in indentLine.vim, making some characters always invisible when i'm editing vimwiki or LaTeX file.

I'm a mac user with vim 7.3. can't figure out why it doesn't work in the terminal

Removing line exec 'syn match IndentLine /\%(^\)\@! \{'.(space-1).'}\zs / containedin=ALL contained conceal cchar=' . g:indentLine_char in this e31f896 commit breaks slim and haml syntax.
Maybe it breaks syntax highlighting for other types as well, I didn't heck.

This seems to make my vim slow, especially on bigger files. Why might that be?

Is it updating on every cursor/line movement?

Have not tried other file yet, all default setting for indentLine and it broken .css.scss file syntax highligh

with indentLine

Manually removed indentLine char

More screen capture

How to replicate:

Assume we have 2 files (a.rb and b.rb)

1. Open a.rb, the indent line is shown.
2. Open b.rb, the indent line is shown.
3. Switch back to a.rb (I use bufexplorer), the indent line disappears.
4. When you open a new file, the indent line appears, but after switching to another file and switching back, the line disappears.

When using ultisnips with indentLine, navigating between different placeholders is noticeably slowworm, than without the plugin. That reproduces even when syntax highlighting is off.

I use the base16-vim railscasts theme. It defines a color for the Conceal group, which overrides the highlighting that indentLine defines. The only way I found to fix that problem is to fork the theme and hardcode the color I want in it.

Isn't there a way to prevent the theme from overriding the indent lines color?

I have in my vimrc disabled indentLine for NERD_Tree, but it still breaks NERD_Tree's syntax highlighting:

It would be nice to have some example configurations shown in the Readme along with screenshots. I'll do that when i have spare some time ;-)

Firstly, thought I should let you know I really enjoy the plugin. I used sublime text at one point and thought these unobtrusive indent lines were a great feature. I'm glad I have them in vim!

You currently have the variables g:indentLine_color_term and g:indentLine_color_gui to set the foreground color of indentLine's character. You also allow the cursorline to appear over the indentLine character with the variable g:indentLine_noConcealCursor.

Is it possible, with g:indentLine_noConcealCursor=0, to simply change the background color of the indentLine symbol on the cursorline to the CursorLine color group? It would be a cleaner look.

This will allow easier updating when the plugin is used as a submodule

it is not work properly
windows 7
gvim 7.3

i opened a 8000 line file and vim hung for about 8 seconds (running on a core i7).

The color setting cannot work while the filetype is NONE.

For example,
&ft = vim (:echo &ft = vim), the color setting works:

And, if the file is not saved (&ft = NONE):

Minimal example:

echo "syntax on" > foo
vim -u path/to/some/texfile

Now source the plugin, go into insert mode and type:

$\le

Results in one empty char and a less-equal sign allthough the typed char are still existent and can be deleted.
Observed on Archlinux with Vim 7.3.875

edit echo instead of cat

This plugin works in my Ubuntu 12.04, but unfortunately not working in Mac OS.

These two lines overrides my setting in vimrc.
I am not so familiar with vim. Is it necessary for this plugin?
Could you remove these two lines or change them to optional settings?
Thank you.

Is there any way to turn of this behavior:

I want indentLine to be enabled only for whitespaces from start of the line. Is there any way to do this?

Thank you!

Sometimes I use sublime text, I love indexLine very much.

Today, I open the vimwiki to write my blog, but it does not work as usual.

After a long time test, I find the default configuration g:indentLine_noConcealCursor in indexLine lead to this, which set concealcursor=inc in my Vim without any warning.

I have "g:indentLine_enabled = 0" in my .vimrc
but the plugin activates itself when setting a filetype after opening a file.

setting conceallevel=1 in help buffers makes the concealedchars take up space--but they should be hidden. I don't think anyone needs to see indent levels in help buffers, so indentLine should ignore help buffers.

Vim patch 7.3.629 introduces new feature: shiftwidth follows tabstop value if set to 0. Patch 7.3.694 adds shiftwidth() function to get effective shiftwidth value.
As SetIndentLine() uses l:shiftwidth value (0 in my case), error E726 ("Stride is zero") is caught after vim buffer is loaded. Minimal vimrc to reproduce (I use Vim 7.4):

set expandtab
set tabstop=4
if v:version < 703 || (v:version == 703 && !has('patch629'))
  set shiftwidth=4
else
  set shiftwidth=0
endif

Simple solution: use (sw==0 ? ts : sw) logic.
Complex solution: found here (somewhat overblown).
I'm not familiar with vimscript to fix it.

When you use set listchars=tab:│\ in order to show tabs along indentLine, the result is not very pretty. This is because indentLine does not show the first indentation level:

In general, i think it is good not to show the first indentation level, but listchars doesn't seem to provide this option. (Please correct me if i'm wrong). So i'd like to either be able to display the first indentation level with spaces, or to not display the first indentation level with tabs.

I can think of a few possibilities to address this issue:

1. Provide an option to set if the first indent level is shown, e.g. g:indentLine_showFirstIndentLevel, default 0
2. Provide an option to set the minimum indent level, e.g. g:indentLine_minimumIndentLevel, default 1
3. Extend indentLines to show tabs, too. I admit this is my favourite option, as all indentation visualization would then be handled in one place, and there would be no need for showing the fist indentation level at all. Could be combined with (1) or (2)

I have

hi Conceal ctermfg=black ctermbg=NONE

in my .vimrc but the indentation lines always comes up in white. From looking at the code you have this line:

https://github.com/Yggdroot/indentLine/blob/master/after/plugin/indentLine.vim#L54

Which overrides the highlight (and it seems that this highlight overrides what I have in my vimrc.)

So either your README is wrong in suggesting the usage of hi Conceal to select color which will be overridden instead of setting the g:indentLine_color_term variable, which will simply be overridden or you should not override the Conceal color at line 54 there.

I don't know enough vim-script to be sure. I guess this might've been a trivial fix for you so...

With let g:indentLine_enabled = 0, indents still show in Vim's HELP docs.

Dear Yggdroot,

Set List, for example to show indentation lines for the tab character, renders the Set Linebreak option invalid. Thence it could be useful to have the indentation lines for the tab character as well.

The plugin also renders my Set NoList option invalid, even if invoked by an autocmd VimEnter. If explicitly setting Set List lcs=... though, these values are accepted.

Best regards and keep up the good work

EPNGH

I think it's a good idea that make the plugin enable/disable when a file is some filetype :D

I'm having problem with syntax highlighting in my .scss files. With indentLine plugin it looks like this:

and without it it looks like this:

On the first indent level its not happening, only if i go 2 levels deep.

I like this plugin. BTW, this plugin mess up my vim syntax highlight after updating.

To fix it, I modified SetIndentLine() from

execute 'syntax match IndentLineSpace /^\s\+/ containedin=ALL contains=IndentLine'
execute 'syntax match IndentLine / \{'.(space-1).'}\zs / contained conceal cchar=' . g:indentLine_char
execute 'syntax match IndentLine /\t\zs / contained conceal cchar=' . g:indentLine_char

to

let pattern = line('$') < g:indentLine_maxLines ? 'v' : 'c'
for i in range(space+1, space * g:indentLine_indentLevel + 1, space)
    exec 'syn match IndentLine /\%(^\s\+\)\@<=\%'.i.pattern.' / containedin=ALL conceal cchar=' . g:indentLine_char
endfor

like the past version then every thing works correctly. Could you set a flag to select the one of them, or fix bug?

Thanks,

Unfortunately, empty lines in between properly indented and highlighted lines are not highlighted. I'll let the screenshot speak for itself (see lines 116, 120, 124):

I've installed the plugin using vundle, however none of the commands are available.

I added the following to my .vimrc with no luck:

let g:indentLine_enabled = 1
let g:indentLine_loaded = 1
let g:indentLine_char = '┊'

if you edit a new file currently, then use :e command to open another file, the indent line will not work.
i make a video record with asciiio, check http://ascii.io/a/3928 for detail.

I have let g:indentLine_fileTypeExclude = ['nerdtree'] in my vimrc.
but it seems doesn't work.

Im using ColorV plugin in my vim, which is a great color related plugin.

Can I disable indentLine on colorV buffer?

I am using Vim 7.4 and have this in my .vimrc

Bundle 'Yggdroot/indentLine'

When I :BundleInstall and restart I see nothing?

While I really like your plugin, it makes vim unusably slow.

How to reproduce

wget https://raw.github.com/Yggdroot/indentLine/42cf0572926b9c415d2275e040bdcc60c33f9096/after/plugin/indentLine.vim
vim -N -u NONE -S indentLine.vim \
  -c 'syntax on|help grep|wincmd L|set relativenumber|norm 60G'

Then navigate up and down using j and k.

Result

Vim maxes out my 2GHz CPU and becomes unusably slow.

Expected result

A slight impact on performance but definitely not maxing out the CPU and slowing vim down that much.

Version

• indentLine: 42cf057
• vim: 7.4b BETA, Included patches: 1-15

Just a low priority, but cool, feature request:

How about drawing indentation on empty lines? They could inherited from the previous one.

i found that those indents ╎╏┆┇│┃ may fit better with your great script :)