I\'m trying to format some python code with the tabular.vim plugin. It\'s currently a sqlalchemy declarative class, and looks something like this:
id =
As per this answer, instead of creating a static mapping for each case, you can do this dynamically by setting up a vim command like this:
command! -nargs=1 -range TabFirst exec . ',' . . 'Tabularize /^[^' . escape(, '\^$.[?*~') . ']*\zs' . escape(, '\^$.[?*~')
With this command, if you wanted to align based on the first = then you could do:
:TabFirst =
Or, if you wanted to align on the first { you could do:
:TabFirst {
This supports range selections as well as Tabularize's smart selection.