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      <title>Re-indenting files with vim</title>
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      <description>Sometimes projects with a long history of committers tend to collect various styles of indentation. Unfortunately not for all programming languages exist specialized tools like indent for C/C++, so we need to find a different way to mass-indent files properly. Using vim is one of them.
First you need to create a file (let&amp;rsquo;s call it /tmp/indent.vim) including all the vim commands you want to run on your code. The following piece is a good start:</description>
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