On 03/11/08 03:02, Ian Kelling wrote:
>
>> :tab sp
>>
>> Does that fix it?
>>
>> Also, did you try the<C-W>s<C-W>T 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 work on the bug you mention and I will have to look at it check
> the todo list.
>
> The fact that all the settings stay the same seems to be intended as
> it works that way with every other command. Is there a way to edit a
> file thats already being edited in a different window and have its
> local settings be set as if it was a new file?
>
> - Ian
Yes and no. If you have several windows on a single file, it's a single
buffer, so buffer-local variables and options ('fileencoding', 'bomb',
'fileformat', 'filetype', 'syntax', 'synmaxcol' etc.) are common but
window-local variables and options ('list', 'rightleft', 'diff',
'foldmethod' etc.) are distinct.
Best regards,
Tony.
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