Question

I start using vim with zencoding plugin. For example, I type div, hit mapkey and get this (where I is cursor position):

<div>I</div>

If then I will hit enter, I’ll get this:

<div>
I</div>

But I want to get this (like in SublimeText2 with the same zencoding plugin):

<div>
    I
</div>

How can I do it? Maybe there are some settings in zencoding plugin or secret mapkey in vim?

ps Sorry for my English.

UPD I try to use SparkUp, but it doesn’t work at all. I have Python 2.7 and “filetype … on” line in my vimrc file, but it still doesn’t work. Why? I don’t know.
And about surround plugin. It’s not the same, it’s like using snippets.

Answer 1

This mapping works for me:

inoremap <C-Return> <CR><CR><C-o>k<Tab>

In detail:

• inoremap means this is an INSERT mode mapping

• <C-Return> means I have to hit Ctrl-Return to trigger it

• <CR><CR> insert two carriage returns

  <div>|</div> ==> <div>
  
                   |</div>
  

• <C-o> allows to type a single NORMAL command without leaving INSERT mode

• k is the command in question and it moves the cursor one line up

  <div>       <div>
          ==> |
  |</div>     </div>
  

• <Tab> moves the cursor to where I want it to be

  <div>      <div>
  |      ==>     |
  </div>     </div>