> > > xxxxxxxxxxFxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxExx
> > > yyyyyyyyyyD
> > > zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzCzzzzz
> The problem is caused by setting the 'lazyredraw' option, it causes the
> cursor column to be computed.
This leads to a related question. Given the cursor is at position D,
is there a way to determine that the "target column" is 27 and not 11?
I.e. is there a way to temporarily move the cursor someplace else and
to return to position D without breaking cursor movement?
I often use something like this
let p = getpos('.')
...
call setpos('.', p)
If the cursor is at position D, this will set the column to 11 and the
cursor will move to position F when pressing k. Is there a way to make
it move to position E?
Regards,
Thomas.
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