Indent non-javascript contents of <script> tag as HTML.#1
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Indent non-javascript contents of <script> tag as HTML.#1svbatalov wants to merge 1 commit intovim-scripts:masterfrom
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Sometimes <script> tags are used to store templates:
<script id="..." type="text/template">
... some HTML-like content ...
</script>
Then it is desirable to indent <script> content as well.
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Sometimes
<script>tags are used to store templates:Then it is desirable to indent
<script>content as well.NOTE: In this trivial implementation the value of g:html_indent_script1 is ignored when indenting template.
NOTE 2: It is easy to apply this hack only to "text/template" (or something like that) types of scripts.