Ensure cinoptions are default #8
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If user changed to nondefault cinoptions, then we want to go back to vim defaults which work well for C code and are assumed for this indent to work correctly.
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If user changed to nondefault cinoptions, then we want to go back to vim
defaults which work well for C code and are assumed for this indent to
work correctly.
I set
cino=#1to allow using#as a comment by default. I think it makes sense for plugins to explicitly set cinoptions instead of assuming they're at vim default, right?