How to search for continuation line, as detected by c-indent in vim ?ie. the +N cinoption.
Search for continuation line
search;indentation
Vim's source code has a section dedicated to do this, and it's a lot more complicated than a simple regex. Here's a link to the neovim file that does this.This leaves you with 2 options:Write your own regex to do a close enough guess jobIf you're using the +N option and can define continuation lines as lines that are indented N spaces more than the line before. You can use a regex to find these lines:\v^( +)\S.*\n\1    \zs\S\v                       very magic mode so we don't have to escape too many things  ^                      start of a line   ( +)                  all the spaces, captured in group 1       \S                a non-space character         .*              the rest of this line           \n            newline             \1          the same number of spaces again                   \zs   N extra spaces, then start the match                      \S a non-space