Correct cursor position in Vim

Question

Consider this situation:

    foo
A   B

I just entered "foo" (notice the indent) and moved to the next line. The cursors is in position B. I'm done with editing and I hit Esc which brings my cursor to position A. How can I exit the insertion mode and keep the cursor at position B, or jump immedietly from A to B?

This vim's behavior is annoying when I'm editing something deep in a function, with few indents.

Answer 1

If you're at the end of the document, o will put you into insert mode at the correct indent level on the next line down. If you're on a row that contains nothing but a newline, cc will erase anything in the line and put you into insert mode at the correct indent level.