Getting Vim to recognize XML
Put
filetype plugin indent onin your .vimrc to have Vim automatically identify .xml files as xml. You might need to put
set nocompatiblebefore that.
If the file extension is not .xml, you can make Vim threat it like xml by using
:set filetype=xmlAfter you do that, Vim's autoindention (and syntax highlighting, and omnicomplete (that in xml just closes tags, but that's still something)) will work properly for xml.
Yep, :set syntax=xml should work. In vim 7.3, this sets :set indentexpr=XmlIndentGet(v:lnum,1).
If you've got a one-line file, you may need to :%s/\(<[^>]*>\)/\1\r/g, to insert newlines after every tag (or split it differently).
Then, gg=G should work.
add this line to your .vimrc file:
:map <Space>fx :%s/\ </\r</g<cr>:%s/\ android/\randroid/g<cr>:g/^$/d<cr>gg=G`to format click space fx