:tab sp
Does that fix it?
Also, did you try the C-WsC-WT alternative? Did that work?
Those both fix the fold breaking in the first window. I think the
folding breaking is the only bug, and quite minor since there are
multiple work arounds. It seems limited to the :edit command. I did
some
Ian Kelling wrote:
Ok. I've also found I can fix it by doing :diffoff in the new tab,
and :diffthis in the old tab. I can understand having to do :diffoff
to change the foldcolumn and other diff settings that were derived
from the first window. But I think the folding being screwed up in the
Ok. I've also found I can fix it by doing :diffoff in the new tab,
and :diffthis in the old tab. I can understand having to do :diffoff
to change the foldcolumn and other diff settings that were derived
from the first window. But I think the folding being screwed up in the
original window is a
On Oct 28, 11:25 am, Ian Kelling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doing vimdiff, then :tabe %, I find that the new window still has that
left the foldcolumn, and the folding doesn't work in the original
window where the file is diffed.
It does work right if I open regular vim and do :tabe %, and
Doing vimdiff, then :tabe %, I find that the new window still has that
left the foldcolumn, and the folding doesn't work in the original
window where the file is diffed.
It does work right if I open regular vim and do :tabe %, and
then :diffsplit second_file.
How can I make it the way I would
