I'm fairly certain I've seen some option to twiddle, but I can't
come up with the right magic words to disinter the answer from
the help. With 'wrap' set (and 'nu' and 'list' set for clarity
in this example), I have a document that looks like
1 line1$
2 $
3 line3$
4 @
@
------end of screen-----------
where the "@" shows the line continuations at the bottom rows of
my document (line #4 is really long as the last line). I'd like
to show the partial lines so it looks like
1 line1$
2 $
3 line3$
4 line444444444444444444444
4444444444444444444444444
------end of screen-----------
so I can at least see a fragment of the text.
I've read at ":help wrap" and ":help wrap-off", as well as tried
control+d/tab help completion for keywords like "long",
"continuation"/"continue", "last" but had no luck.
Can I get a pointer to the right option or place in the help?
(and maybe a redirecting link in the help from "help long-lines"
or under )
Or maybe I'm just nuts and there is no option to do this?
Thanks,
-tim
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