Are you trying to write out TODO.vim, or does it already exist on the
interwebs? I asked this because it would be nice to read the code and see
what is really going on here. Without this, here are a few tips
- You can search the help for any error you see, *:h 484* should tell
you give you
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Maybe share a screenshot?
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Same result here. Linebreak and wrapmargin=0 gives no hard breaks.
Wrapmargin set to a nonzero value gives hard breaks.
But the original problem persists even with wrapmargin=0: The cursor
behavior in insert mode is «strange» when moving to the next line. The
cursor moves to the next line
So the question is what exactly do you want to happen? When I have
linebreak and wrapmagin=0 I get no hard breaks.
On Wednesday, March 15, 2023 at 3:38:54 AM UTC-6 hcf wrote:
> I might have been to fast on the trigger here. From :help linebreak it
> seems to me that wrapmargin turns on "hard
