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vimdoc: Reorder sections more logically in the help file
Reorders sections to move formatters section just after intro and the less user-facing sections for dicts & functions to the end. This gives a more complete idea of what the plugin is about before diving into configuration details, and orders overall content more logically in terms of what a new user would want to read first.
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‎doc/codefmt.txt‎

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CONTENTS *codefmt-contents*
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1. Introduction..............................................|codefmt-intro|
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2. Configuration............................................|codefmt-config|
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3. Formatters...........................................|codefmt-formatters|
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4. Dictionaries..............................................|codefmt-dicts|
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5. Commands...............................................|codefmt-commands|
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6. Autocommands...........................................|codefmt-autocmds|
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7. Functions.............................................|codefmt-functions|
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8. Mappings...............................................|codefmt-mappings|
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2. Formatters...........................................|codefmt-formatters|
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3. Configuration............................................|codefmt-config|
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4. Commands...............................................|codefmt-commands|
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5. Autocommands...........................................|codefmt-autocmds|
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6. Mappings...............................................|codefmt-mappings|
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1. Recommended zprint mappings.................|codefmt-mappings-zprint|
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7. Dictionaries..............................................|codefmt-dicts|
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8. Functions.............................................|codefmt-functions|
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INTRODUCTION *codefmt-intro*
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Provides a |:FormatCode| command to intelligently reformat code.
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==============================================================================
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FORMATTERS *codefmt-formatters*
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This plugin has three built-in formatters: clang-format, gofmt, and autopep8.
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More formatters can be registered by other plugins that integrate with
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codefmt.
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DEFAULT FORMATTERS
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Codefmt will automatically use a default formatter for certain filetypes if
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none is explicitly supplied via an explicit arg to |:FormatCode| or the
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|b:codefmt_formatter| variable. The default formatter may also depend on what
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plugins are enabled or what other software is installed on your system.
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The current list of defaults by filetype is:
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* bzl (Bazel): buildifier
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* c, cpp, proto, javascript, typescript: clang-format
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* clojure: cljstyle, zprint
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* dart: dartfmt
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* fish: fish_indent
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* gn: gn
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* go: gofmt
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* java: google-java-format
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* javascript, json, html, css: js-beautify
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* javascript, html, css, markdown: prettier
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* lua: luaformatterfiveone
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* nix: nixpkgs-fmt
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* python: autopep8, black, yapf
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* rust: rustfmt
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* sh: shfmt
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CONFIGURATION *codefmt-config*
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FORMATTERS *codefmt-formatters*
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COMMANDS *codefmt-commands*
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This plugin has three built-in formatters: clang-format, gofmt, and autopep8.
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More formatters can be registered by other plugins that integrate with
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codefmt.
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:[range]FormatLines [formatter] *:FormatLines*
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Format the current line or range using [formatter].
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[formatter] is the default formatter associated with the current buffer if
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omitted.
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DEFAULT FORMATTERS
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Codefmt will automatically use a default formatter for certain filetypes if
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none is explicitly supplied via an explicit arg to |:FormatCode| or the
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|b:codefmt_formatter| variable. The default formatter may also depend on what
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plugins are enabled or what other software is installed on your system.
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:FormatCode [formatter] *:FormatCode*
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Format the whole buffer using [formatter]. See |codefmt-formatters| for list
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of valid formatters.
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[formatter] is the default formatter associated with the current buffer if
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omitted.
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The current list of defaults by filetype is:
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* bzl (Bazel): buildifier
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* c, cpp, proto, javascript, typescript: clang-format
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* clojure: cljstyle, zprint
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* dart: dartfmt
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* fish: fish_indent
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* gn: gn
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* go: gofmt
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* java: google-java-format
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* javascript, json, html, css: js-beautify
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* javascript, html, css, markdown: prettier
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* lua: luaformatterfiveone
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* nix: nixpkgs-fmt
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* python: autopep8, black, yapf
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* rust: rustfmt
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* sh: shfmt
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:AutoFormatBuffer [formatter] *:AutoFormatBuffer*
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Enables format on save for this buffer using [formatter]. Also configures
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[formatter] as the default formatter for this buffer via the
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|b:codefmt_formatter| variable.
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[formatter] is the default formatter associated with the current buffer if
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omitted.
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:NoAutoFormatBuffer *:NoAutoFormatBuffer*
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Disables format on save for this buffer.
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AUTOCOMMANDS *codefmt-autocmds*
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You can enable automatic formatting on a buffer using |:AutoFormatBuffer|.
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MAPPINGS *codefmt-mappings*
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This plugin provides default mappings that can be enabled via the
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plugin[mappings] flag. You can enable them under the default prefix of
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<Leader>= (<Leader> being "\" by default) or set the plugin[mappings] flag to
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an explicit prefix to use. Or you can define your own custom mappings; see
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plugin/mappings.vim for inspiration.
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To format the whole buffer, use <PREFIX>b.
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Some formatters also support formatting ranges. There are several mappings for
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formatting ranges that mimic vim's built-in |operator|s:
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* Format the current line with the <PREFIX>= mapping.
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* <PREFIX> by itself acts as an |operator|. Use <PREFIX><MOTION> to format
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over any motion. For instance, <PREFIX>i{ will format all lines inside the
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enclosing curly braces.
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* In visual mode, <PREFIX> will format the visual selection.
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RECOMMENDED ZPRINT MAPPINGS *codefmt-mappings-zprint*
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Since zprint only works on top-level Clojure forms, it doesn't make sense to
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format line ranges that aren't complete forms. If you're using vim-sexp
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(https://github.com/guns/vim-sexp), the following mapping replaces the default
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"format the current line" with "format the current top-level form."
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autocmd FileType clojure nmap <buffer> <silent> <leader>== <leader>=iF
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DICTIONARIES *codefmt-dicts*
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COMMANDS *codefmt-commands*
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:[range]FormatLines [formatter] *:FormatLines*
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Format the current line or range using [formatter].
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[formatter] is the default formatter associated with the current buffer if
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:FormatCode [formatter] *:FormatCode*
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Format the whole buffer using [formatter]. See |codefmt-formatters| for list
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[formatter] is the default formatter associated with the current buffer if
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:AutoFormatBuffer [formatter] *:AutoFormatBuffer*
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[formatter] as the default formatter for this buffer via the
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|b:codefmt_formatter| variable.
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[formatter] is the default formatter associated with the current buffer if
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:NoAutoFormatBuffer *:NoAutoFormatBuffer*
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AUTOCOMMANDS *codefmt-autocmds*
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MAPPINGS *codefmt-mappings*
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This plugin provides default mappings that can be enabled via the
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plugin[mappings] flag. You can enable them under the default prefix of
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<Leader>= (<Leader> being "\" by default) or set the plugin[mappings] flag to
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an explicit prefix to use. Or you can define your own custom mappings; see
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plugin/mappings.vim for inspiration.
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To format the whole buffer, use <PREFIX>b.
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Some formatters also support formatting ranges. There are several mappings for
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* Format the current line with the <PREFIX>= mapping.
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* <PREFIX> by itself acts as an |operator|. Use <PREFIX><MOTION> to format
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over any motion. For instance, <PREFIX>i{ will format all lines inside the
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enclosing curly braces.
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* In visual mode, <PREFIX> will format the visual selection.
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(https://github.com/guns/vim-sexp), the following mapping replaces the default
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"format the current line" with "format the current top-level form."
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autocmd FileType clojure nmap <buffer> <silent> <leader>== <leader>=iF
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‎instant/flags.vim‎

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" @section Introduction, intro
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" @order intro formatters config commands autocmds mappings dicts functions
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" Provides a @command(FormatCode) command to intelligently reformat code.
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