Yegappan wrote:
> When placing a sign, if enabling the sign column wraps a previous
> line, then the cursor is placed incorrectly. The following series of
> commands reproduces the problem:
>
> vim --noplugin -N -u NONE
> :new
> :call append(0, repeat('x', 80))
> :call append(1, ["mmmm", "yyyy"])
> :call cursor(2,1)
> :sign define s1 texthl=Search text==>
> :sign place 10 line=2 name=s1
>
> The cursor will be positioned visually at screen line 2 instead of
> screen line 3. Now if the sign is unplaced using:
>
> :sign unplace 10
>
> The cursor will be positioned visually at screen line 3 instead of
> screen line 2.
I see. It's caused by the cursor position not being invalidated
properly. I'll make a fix.
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