Charles Cooper wrote:
> The diffoff! and diffoff commands both reset options in the window
> they are called from without checking the value of &diff. The options
> which the commands reset are: diff, scrollbind, cursorbind, scrollopt,
> wrap, foldmethod, foldcolumn. Here are 2 examples using the wrap
> option, after starting with
> vim -n -u NONE -U NONE -i NONE --noplugin
>
> set nowrap
> set wrap ? | echon " " bufnr("%")
> diffoff
> set wrap ? | echon " " bufnr("%")
>
> set nowrap
> silent edit a | silent diffsplit b | silent split c
> set wrap ? | echon " " bufnr("%")
> diffoff!
> set wrap ? | echon " " bufnr("%")
>
>
> patch inline and attached
I would say the current behavior is intended. If you reset 'diff', but
then realize it doesn't look right, you can use :diffoff to reset the
other side effects of :diffthis.
If you don't want to change options, then why would you type :diffoff?
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