Use shiftwidth() instead of &sw in indent/javascript.vim #348
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I don't have enough context to review this change. Hopefully one of the other maintainers will chime in. :) |
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This is fine; this is the recommended usage from I have to wonder why vim doesn't recommend you return |
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Use shiftwidth() instead of &sw in indent/javascript.vim
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When sw set to 0, shiftwidth() will return tabstop value.