When a file of fewer lines than the window height is diffed against
a longer file, the shorter file's ruler shows only "Bot" when all
the lines are displayed. It should show "All".
As an example, start Vim like this.
$ vimdiff -N -u NONE --cmd 'set ruler' <(seq 21 30) <(seq 50)
The cursor will be at the first line of the left window and the
ruler will show "Top". Move the cursor to the last line of the left
buffer. The ruler will now show "Bot" even though the entire buffer
is visible in the window.
It seems to me that the ruler should show "All" and that this is a
bug.
I am using 7.4.797 on Fedora 17 Linux.
Regards,
Gary
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