On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 7:05 PM, Oursmentvotre <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi fellow VIM users, > > I came back to vim after testing many editors, I like to change a lot > of editors. > > Anyway, these days I am writing a lot of latex and my co-workers want > it to be soft wrapped (one paragraph is a loooong line). I managed to > do the soft wrap in vim and it works wonderfully. However, one thing > that bother me is the ways vim handles lines that are to long to stay > all on the screen. If that happens it just displays @s characters at > the beginning of the lines the content that could be displayed being > then hidden... The lines being soft wrapped it can be a significant > amount of text missing at the bottom of the window and I therefor > often have to move a lot to uncover the next paragraph where I need > some info and then come back to my insertion point. > > Is there a magic invocation to throw at vim to make him displays all > he can without replacing with these @s ? > set display=lastline
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