I'm using vim to edit files that use a programming language where the end of line is not marked with ;. This causes problems when I try to fix indentation in vim. If I put a ; at the end then vim is able to correctly fix the indentation, but since this programming language doesn't have a ; at the end of a statement the indentation isn't correct after vim tries to fix it.
Here is the code correctly formatted:
if imageFound("foo.bmp")
{
clickButton("button1.bmp")
clickButton("button2.bmp")
}
If I do =G then in will turn into this, which is incorrectly formatted:
if imageFound("foo.bmp")
{
clickButton("button1.bmp")
clickButton("button2.bmp")
}
However, if I put a ; at the end of one of the lines the line underneath it will be correctly formatted.
if imageFound("foo.bmp")
{
clickButton("button1.bmp");
clickButton("button2.bmp")
}
How can I make vim correctly fix the formatting without having to put a ; at the end of lines?