On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 7:34:55 AM UTC+12, Bee wrote:
> Is it possible to make it a one liner?
Perhaps I should have given all the details, the way Tony M does.
My 'statusline' is set to
%<%f%1*%{&ff=~'u'?'':&ff}%* %h%m%r%=%-16.(%l,%2c %L%) %P
so I've got the usual stuff, with the dos or mac warning sitting right by the
file name. My colour scheme has, amongst others,
hi Normal guifg=white guibg=black
hi StatusLine guifg=green guibg=DarkSlateGrey gui=underline,bold
hi StatusLineNC guifg=darkgreen gui=underline,italic
So the status line for the current window has a grey background, quite
different from the black of the file I'm editing. The ff bit is coloured with
highlight group User1, which I don't usually bother to define, so it comes out
as Normal, white on black, not bold green underline on grey, quite distinct.
Now the bit in the %{ ... } is a vim expression, not a status line specifier,
so status line specifiers won't work in it. However, if the %{ ... } has zero
length, you don't see it, so just include both of them:
set statusline+=%{&ff=~'u'?'u':''}%1*%{&ff=~'u'?'':strpart(&ff,0,1)}%*
Regards, John
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