> Sorry if I sound confusing. I've been working on this for several
> days, and I'm getting tired.
>
> I'm going to try and simplify; if I run this command:
>
> $ vim -Nu NONE +'sp|e x|setl cc=12|wincmd w|b x'
>
> In the bottom window, `'cc'` is set to `12`, which is expected. What
> is not expected, is that Vim doesn't care. It doesn't highlight the
> screen column 12.
Yes, I can reproduce this problem. Even though the option is set to the
correct value, it does not take effect. It looks like
check_colorcolumn() is not called. Oh, it is called too early, when
w_buffer is still NULL.
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