How to disable vim's indentation of switch case?

Question

I\'m currently fighting with Vim, I can\'t seem to make the indentation options do what I want.

Here are my settings, I put them at the bottom of .vimrc to make sure the

Answer 1

When I manually key in your set commands, I get no indentation whatsoever. Have you looked at the output of :set all to confirm your settings are not being overridden?

Note: This should probably be in a comment, but that option is presently disallowed to me.

Answer 2

:set cinoptions=l1

(that's the letter ell followed by a number one)

Look at :help cinoptions-values for the default string and descriptions of the different options.

Answer 3

If indent is N spaces (replace N with actual value), try the following

set cinoptions=p0,t0,:N,=0
set cinwords=if,else,switch,case,for,while,do
set cindent

:N -> place 'case' label 0 characters from switch's indent

=0 -> indents the statements within case label