Lech Lorens wrote:
> The solution seems so easy, that I suspect that I might have fixed
> behaviour that is actually desired. However, for me it always seemed
> that :diffoff should only act on windows, that have 'diff' set, not ALL
> windows in the current tab. The attached patch makes Vim behave so.
The current behavior is intentional. A user may first do ":set nodiff"
and discover that other things were not reset. Then ":diffoff" should
get rid of the rest.
However, perhaps it should do this unconditionally for the current
window only. For other windows it makes more sense to check the 'diff'
option.
> - if (wp == curwin || eap->forceit)
> + if (wp == curwin || (wp->w_p_diff && eap->forceit))
How about that?
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