Vim FileStyle Update

About the past

In December last year, I wrote about a plugin that allows you to see non-compliance with some aspects of the coding standard when opening a file.



Time passed and the plugin received new functionality.

Turn plugin on / off in session

It is carried out by commands:

:FileStyleEnable
:FileStyleDisable

Works for all open buffers.

Automatically fix formatting issues

It is carried out by the team:

:FileStyleFix

It works as follows:

• Deletes escape sequences
• Removes spaces at the end of a line
• If this option is expandtabenabled, replaces tabs with spaces; otherwise, replaces spaces at the beginning of a line with tabs

Plugin highlight overrides

The backlight used by the plugin may not be suitable for everyone, therefore it is possible to redefine it through an explicit definition in vimrcone or more groups in the color scheme file:

FileStyleTabsError
FileStyleTrailingSpacesError
FileStyleSpacesError
FileStyleControlCharacter
FileStyleTooLongLine

For example, like this:

highlight FileStyleTabsError ctermbg=3 guibg=Yellow

Ignored patterns

If you want to remove the highlight from the plugin of any specific pattern, you can vimrcadd the following line containing the pattern:

let g:filestyle_ignore_patterns = ['^\(> \?\)\+$']

In the console, to work in the color scheme, a group Normalwith a parameter must be explicitly defined ctermbg.

hi Normal ctermbg=15

Ignored File Types

By default, the plugin checks all file types, but you can define a list of types ignored by the plugin:

let g:filestyle_ignore = ['text']

You can download the links: vim.org | Github