Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Bram,
> if you reset the 'cp' option, the numberwidth value is not adjusted,=20
> until you change a file. Consider this example from the vim source=20
> directory:
>
> vim -u NONE -c 'set nu' xpm_w32.h
>
> Now do
> :set numberwidth?
> (outputs: 8)
> :set nocp
> :set numberwidth?
>
> This will output 4, but note that the actual numberwidth is still 8 i.e.=20
> the numbercolumn still is 8 chars wide and this will stay, until you add=20
> or remove a line.
>
> Here is a patch, that fixes this, by caching the numberwidth value and=20
> make the number_width() function check, whether the 'numberwidth' option=20
> value has changed.
Thanks!
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