Vim FileStyle Update

About the past

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



Time passed and the plugin got a new functionality.

Enable / Disable the plugin in session

Implemented by teams:

:FileStyleEnable :FileStyleDisable 

Works for all open buffers.
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Automatically fix formatting issues

Implemented by the team:

 :FileStyleFix 

Works as follows:

• Removes escape sequences
• Removes spaces at the end of a line.
• If the expandtab option expandtab on, replaces tabs with spaces, otherwise replaces spaces at the beginning of a line with tabs

Plugin highlighting overrides

The lighting used by the plugin may not suit everyone, so it is possible to override it through the explicit definition in vimrc or in the color scheme file of one or several groups:

 FileStyleTabsError FileStyleTrailingSpacesError FileStyleSpacesError FileStyleControlCharacter FileStyleTooLongLine 

For example:

 highlight FileStyleTabsError ctermbg=3 guibg=Yellow 

Ignored patterns

If you need to remove the highlighting of a specific pattern by the plugin, you can add a salt-adding line containing the pattern to vimrc :

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

In the console for working in the color scheme, the Normal group must be explicitly defined with the ctermbg parameter.

 hi Normal ctermbg=15 

Ignored file types

By default, the plugin checks all types of files, but you can determine the list of types ignored by the plugin:

 let g:filestyle_ignore = ['text'] 

Download can be on the links: vim.org | Github