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I'm not really sure how to explain this one but when I click "enter/return" after certain characters it goes to position 200 on the next line.

For example with the following snippet:

{% block content %}
{{ Content | safe }}
{% endblock %}

If I click return after the first %} or the first }} it will put me on the next line at position 200 (so it's indenting 200 spaces). But if I click return after the last %} it goes to the next line as normal.

My solution, for now, is to just not use the indent file but it would be nice to have it indent properly. I don't understand the script enough to see what is causing this to happen though.

I'm using Astro Vim's default settings and this is the only additional plugin I've added. All the highlighting is working correctly.

I'm using this plugin for twig tempaltes which are very similar to jinja ones. But I struggle to use vim-commentary (tpope's plugin) with twig template. When I type gcc (to comment a single line):

Consider this example:

{% block stylesheets %}
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ asset('documents.css') }}">
{% endblock %}

Cursor being at second line, pressing gcc, preprends ## to the line and give this result:

{% block stylesheets %}
##    <link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ cached_asset('js-lib/modele-workflow-save.css') }}">
{% endblock %}

Which is not valid syntax for twig file, instead it should use

{# .... comment here .... #}

How do I change this behavior ?

Hi 🙂

When a tag is stretches on multiple lines for readability, it is no longer detected by the plugin matchit/match-up

{% for very_long in dict
   if true and not false %}
[...]
{% endfor %}

I tried to change the variable b:match_words by adding a \_ with no luck though:
'{%[-+]\? *\%(end\)\@!\(\w\+\)\>\_.\{-}%}:{%-\? *end\1\>.\{-}%}'

There is also some improvement that could be done on this plugin. The else statement is not paired with if/endif.

You can refer vim/vim#14380

Thanks!

Is it possible to add folding? When working with large templates that have nested blocks, I would like to fold outer blocks so that I can see the overall structure.

Not sure if this is related or not - but is it possible to add tagbar support so that you can view the outline of the document more easily?

Could you please provide instructions for installing and activating this plug-in?

I'd like to use it like a vim "bundle" using pathogen, but I am not able to easily find out what would have to be added, to would make installation work like this:

• Install some vim plugin manager supporting a directory bundle in $vimruntimepath (e.g. ~/.vim/bundle/). Pathogen is just one of those.
• cd ~/.vim/bundle
• git clone https://github.com/Glench/Vim-Jinja2-Syntax.git

and all is done.

Who might help out?

:enhancement