This problem appeared with a recent patch (I can't backtrack on the
patches to find out which one on my work machine -- however, I suspect
its patch#1277).
Have two files, tmp1 and tmp2, with several lines contained in each:
vim -O tmp1 tmp2
:set cul
:wincmd l
:set cul
:wincmd h
Note that the "current line" in the tmp2 file disappears. This affects
the "ProcTrak" plugin which we're using at Goddard Space Flight Center's
MMS project.
Typically, the display has two windows:
+--------+------------+
| | |
| Log | Procedure |
| File | File |
| | |
+--------+------------+
(you should use a monospace font to view the above, but I didn't do this
email with html to avoid the associated petulance).
So the log file is queried at a 3Hz rate; it often has procedure+line
data and so the procedure file display is updated accordingly. It was
showing the current line in the procedure file window, but now "set cul"
is no longer effective.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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