Marko Mahnič wrote:
> Error: E315, keepjumps, scrolloff
>
> " To Reproduce:
> " Add this file to plugins; start Vim.
> " Open file A (eg. 100) lines and B (eg. 200) lines
> " Do G on both files
> " When switching from B to A (longer to shorter) the message
> " It's a bug ... should appear (in :messages)
> "
> " The error caught is E315 on the line 'let toppos=line('.')
> "
> " The (funny) solution is:
> " let &scrolloff=&scrolloff
> " (see the code below)
>
> set scrolloff=3
> function! ScrollOffBug()
> echom "ScrollOffBug?"
> " Solution:
> " let &scrolloff=&scrolloff
> try
> let pos = line('.')
> " error happens next:
> keepjumps norm! H
> let toppos = line('.')
> catch /.*/
> echom "It's a bug b=" . bufnr('%') . ", so=" . &scrolloff
> endtry
> endfunc
>
> au BufEnter * call ScrollOffBug()
I'm not able to reproduce the bug you describe using
Vim-7.2.368 on Linux. I see "ScrollOffBug?" but I never
see "It's a bug".
Which version of Vim are you using?
We may have different settings in ~/.vimrc. So
can you try to reproduce it with "vim -u NONE"
and completely automate the way to reproduce it?
Thanks
-- Dominique
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