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I thought I knew the answer to this.
I used to do <C-V> tab
as suggested in "How to insert a real tab with Vim SuperTab plugin if completion fails" and many others.
If i set list
though, I can see that I get an actual tab instead of my four spaces (with expandtab set) and that really messes up my code.
Is there a way to:
- write
- chooses some suggested autocompletion
- insert tab (as defined with expandtab)
Using Space and then Tab was just what I wanted to avoid since it could mean that your first space brings you to a tab-stop and the following tab takes you one more forward. CRTL-Y or CTRL_SPACE works fine though, thanks. – evading – 2015-01-14T13:03:57.150