Thanks. This is what I get when I type 'asdf asdf asdf \\<Enter>"
asdf␣asdf␣asdf▪⏎
␣␣␣␣␣\⏎
and if I continue typing on the second line, that line gets highlighted
with a different background.
This:
one␣two␣three␣four⏎
and placing the cursor on 'f' gives:
one␣two␣three␣\⏎
␣␣␣␣four⏎
however when I try 'u'(ndo) the restored initial line is also
highlighted.
Question:
On Wed, 26 Mar 2025 11:18:46 +0100 Marc Chantreux wrote:
> vim9script
This seems necessary, otherwise vim complains about the new code.
However, vim requires it to be the first line in .vimrc.
Since I am not experienced, I don't know how (or if) that would affect
the rest of my .vimrc. So, what is correct the way to do it? I.e. how
do I make sure the rest of my .vimrc will work if I place it on the
first line?
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