Paul <Paul.Domaskis <at> gmail.com> writes:
| The big screens these days allows many subwindows to be opened,
| which makes it hard to locate the cursor. I got a lot of help from
| the community cobbling together a small function to locate the
| cursor, so hopefully, someone finds it useful:
|
| func! FlashLocn()
| let tmpCuL=&cul
| let tmpCuC=&cuc
| let tmpHiCuL = Hi("CursorLine")
| let tmpHiCuC = Hi("CursorColumn")
| hi CursorLine guibg=white guifg=black
| hi CursorColumn guibg=white guifg=black
| setl cul cuc
| redraw
| sleep 150m
| hi CursorLine NONE
| hi CursorColumn NONE
| exe tmpHiCuL
| exe tmpHiCuC
| let &cursorline=tmpCuL
| let &cursorcolumn=tmpCuC
| endfunction
|
| I mapped it to ctrl-L in my vimrc (where the above function
| definition is also located:
| nmap <C-L> :call FlashLocn()<CR>
|
| The above function makes uses of Christian's Hi function at
| http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/vim_use/_vbtxlld318
I don't suppose that some kind vim-script savvy soul could suggest how
one might other windows from flashing, i.e., have only the window with
the focus flash?
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