Charles Campbell wrote: > 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.
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