Hello Markus, I found a bug with your relative numbering patch.
The relative numbers are not updated properly when a scrollbinded window is scrolled down due to the cursor being moved down in another scrollbinded window. To reproduce: 1. vim -u NONE 2. :h relativenumber 3. :only 4. :vsp 5. :windo set nowrap relativenumber scb 6. Move the cursor down by keeping 'j' pressed and look at the left window's relative number This is as of "Included patches: 1-148" from the vim_extended git repo. Thanks for the patch. I haven't got the hang of looking at the relative line numbers to jump to a specific line due to the way I've gotten used to the 'old' way of jumping around lines - keeping j/k pressed down, or through random guess as to what number to prefix them with to go near the wanted line. Occasionally I do jump to lines by referring to the relative number and I found that much faster. On a side note, I think it would be useful if the relative numbers can be displayed together with the line numbers, say using some sort of separator between the two, or even using parentheses to differentiate them, and the 'number' option could be modified to accept an argument, for example: :set number - current behavior :set number=line - current behavior :set number=relative - same as current's :set relativenumber :set number=line,relative or :set number=relative,line - show line numbers and relative line numbers separated with a separator. Specifying line,relative or relative,line would determine which number is shown first. With this you can get rid of the 'relativenumber' option Kind regards, nazri. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
