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--- tools:vim [2015/09/01 08:22] – [Plugin setup] tmueller
+++ tools:vim [2023/11/10 15:31] (current) – krack
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 endif
 augroup filetypedetect
-   au! BufNewFile,BufRead *.inp setf cp2k
+   au! BufNewFile,BufRead *.inp set filetype=cp2k
+   au! BufNewFile,BufRead *.restart set filetype=cp2k
 augroup END
 </code>
-which causes that all files with the name extension ".inp" will be considered as CP2K input files by the Vim editor. You may change the extension due to your favored settings.
+which causes that all files with the name extensions ''.inp'' and ''.restart'' will be considered as CP2K input files by the Vim editor. You may change the extension due to your favored settings.
-=== Alternative for pathogen.vim users ===
+=== Alternative for pathogen.vim/vim-plug users ===
 For developers using pathogen or similar VIM runtime path managers, a [[https://github.com/cp2k/vim-cp2k|separate vim-cp2k repository]] is provided and the setup procedure is even easier:
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 === Syntax folding ===
-The syntax folding based on the CP2K input line indentation is supported by default. The following Vim editor commands might be useful for large CP2K input files:
+The syntax folding based on the CP2K input line indentation can be activated in the ~/.vimrc file by
+<code>
+au FileType cp2k setlocal foldlevel=99 foldmethod=indent
+</code>
+. The following Vim editor commands might be useful for large CP2K input files:
   * za :: Toggle the folding of the current fold level
   * zA :: Toggle the folding of all fold levels recursively
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 :set shiftwidth=0 tabstop=0
 </code>
+The vim indent command "=" can be used to properly indent a section (region) of a file or even the full file, e.g. by typing "=G" when the cursor is positioned at the first line of the input file.
 ==== Vim support for the CP2K code development ====