On Mar 6, 7:04 am, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I try to keep the foldtext (the visible line if something is folded)
> indented the same like the unfolded first line. So I keep the overall
> indentation regardless if parts get interrupted by 'foldtext'.
>
> For tabsize of 4 I do it like this:
>
> foldtext=repeat(' ',indent(v:foldstart)-indent(v:foldstart)/
> 4).getline(v:foldstart)
>
> However, sometimes the indentation is done by *spaces* instead of
> tabs. So I can't use the above formula.
>
> So I would have to count spaces and tabs separately etc...I haven't
> got a clue how to find out dynamically how many spaces to insert...
> Anyone?
>
It looks like you're subtracting off the indent already in the line
(returned by getline()) by assuming they are tabs of width 4, which
then get replaced with a single space by Vim when executing your
foldtext expression.
Since indent() already gives you the proper indent of the line, why
not just replace the leading whitespace, and forget about subtracting
off its width?
You could probably do it easiest with indent():
substitute(getline(v:foldstart), '^\s\+', repeat("
",indent(v:foldstart)), '')
I ended up doing it in my own foldtext with
strdisplaywidth(submatch(0)) in a similar substitute call.
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