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"Tim Chase" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> I am just getting into python and am trying to learn how to use the >> python.vim script. I really like the fact that it autoindents for me >> while inserting defs etc, but how do I move my cursor to back to outer >> block (say at the end of a def) to continue with writing next def while >> still in insert mode? Right now I have to get out of insert mode to do >> this....very annoying! > > If I understand what you're wanting, it sounds like you want an exdent > sort of command. > > Vim provides two variants within insert mode: > > 1) just plain control+D will exdent one 'shiftwidth' > > 2) typing a zero followed by a control+D will exdent you to the far left > margin > > You can read more in the help at > > :help i_CTRL-D > :help i_0_CTRL-D > :help i_^_CTRL-D > > (that last variant is more helpful for C/C++ coding than for Python, but > it's nice to know it's there) > > For future reference regarding vim related questions, I highly recommend > the vim mailing list, which you can find at www.vim.org which is almost > pure content (very high S/N ratio) and gives the python ML a run for its > money in terms of fast & accurate responses. > > -tkc > > > > > -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
