On 26/06/11 11:15 AM, ZyX wrote:
Reply to message «Re: [BUG] `verbose set sw?' is not working in help buffer»,
sent 04:12:57 26 June 2011, Sunday
by Bram Moolenaar:
In help files the option values are set to sane values. Option values
set in the program don't have a verbose location.
If I
Consider the following script:
vim --noplugin -u ( set sw=4) -c 'help :abc'
If you type `:set sw?' at this point you will be shown just its value, but if
you type `C-wj:set sw?' you will see something like
shiftwidth=4
Last set from /proc/4285/fd/11
Same for some other options:
ZyX wrote:
Consider the following script:
vim --noplugin -u ( set sw=3D4) -c 'help :abc'
If you type `:set sw?' at this point you will be shown just its value, but if
you type `C-wj:set sw?' you will see something like
shiftwidth=4
Last set from /proc/4285/fd/11
Reply to message «Re: [BUG] `verbose set sw?' is not working in help buffer»,
sent 04:12:57 26 June 2011, Sunday
by Bram Moolenaar:
In help files the option values are set to sane values. Option values
set in the program don't have a verbose location.
If I set 'sw' to 100 it will remain set
