vim LateX-Suite indentation and line breaking

Question

I'm now setting up Vim for use with LaTeX. This is about setting up the indentation. In the picture below, there are many things that need tweaking. Everything between \vskip .5cm and \vskip 1in is just one hard line (as opposed to 3 soft-wrapped lines).

1. I want the soft-wrapped lines to follow the original indentation, in this case, the indentation of Once upon a time...
2. At the right side of the screenshot, computer and called are badly broken. If they don't fit the line width, they might as well move to the next (soft) line altogether. UPDATE: Now I have this fixed with set linebreak.

Current settings
My pertinent settings in ~/.vim/ftplugin/tex_latexSuite.vim are

set ts=4
set sw=4
set autoindent
set linebreak

Solutions I've tried
Upon reading :help autoindent, I find that I can use gqgq to format the current hard line, like so:

The single hard line now becomes 4 hard lines. However, that's not what I want. I believe that what I'm looking for is soft wrapping with proper indentation. Can I do that in Vim? How?

Answer 1

As @Aditya wrote, there is a patch of mine at https://retracile.net/wiki/VimBreakIndent . It looks like this (left without, right with):

Answer 2

The breakintent feature has been finally merged into vim, see https://retracile.net/wiki/VimBreakIndent.

You can now simply use

set breakindent

or combine it with other methods like

set showbreak=.. 

to get an additional indent.

Answer 3

An update on this issue:

(citing this page: https://retracile.net/wiki/VimBreakIndent)

The official patch to this wrapping problem had been released. I put my distribution of Vim on line through Github: https://github.com/llinfeng/Vim-Win

In the latest commit (as of 2014-07-24), I documented how I managed to "sudo-patch" my Vim. The distribution online is working fine for me.

Happy Vimming!