On 2015-05-26 19:10:30 +0000, Nikolay Pavlov said:
All works as expected (including <C-w><C-o>!) if I open windows with :new,
:vnew, etc...
But when I split a window, say with <C-w><C-s>, SetupLocalStatusLine()
is not called, which means that somehow the current &l:statusline is
re-used. The rest
is just a consequence of that. I have no idea how to fix this.
I have also noticed that when I split a window, BuildStatusLine() is called
three times, while
I'd expect it to be called twice (once per split window). Is that expected
behaviour?
Ah, now I remember that bug that appeared years ago in powerline.
Fix that powerline uses is simple: SetupLocalStatusLine is called each
time. Specifically this is why I had an advice not to set &statusline
value if it is correct:
[snip]
Simply brilliant. It works like a charm!
: this one will update get window number and update &stl value if
necessary. To be called always. Highly optimized (main VimL
optimization principle: the less Ex commands the better: additional
getwinvar() calls are nothing compared to additional :let, not to
mention cycle which is at least two (:for and :endfor) commands
multiplied by a number of windows).
I'm glad I have decided to implement my own status line instead of
using a plugin: I am learning a lot along the way.
Thanks,
Nicola
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