vi and python?

[Ben Beuchler]

On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, Mike Steed wrote:

> Nothing too fancy, but here are the settings I have accumulated for *.py
> files.  The ^H and ^M are actually literal control characters.
> 
> " indentation
> set shiftwidth=4 softtabstop=4 tabstop=8 noexpandtabs
> set nocindent smartindent
> set cinwords=if,else,elif,for,while,def,class,try,except,finally
> set formatoptions=croq2
> 
> " disable dedent when '#' is hit
> inoremap # X^H#
> 
> " python versions of [[ and ]]
> map ]] /^[^ \t#]\+.*:^M
> map [[ ?^[^ \t#]\+.*:^M

Sounds good.  This may sound like a stupid question, but is there a way to
have it only use these options with .py files?  I haven't done too much
yet with customizing vim...

Ben

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