I have tried both linum-mode and nlinum-mode.
This seems to be fine until I use the vc-mode checkin.
Let us say I have made a change to some source file:
C-x v v
; input comments
C-c C-c
My source file will auto-regenerate (global-auto-revert-mode 1)
Now (at some relatively small time after), I have the line number (on both
linum/nlinum) flashing at a particular line. I also have a "|" character
separating the line number and the source line.
Eg, line 777
=======EXAMPLE=======
777 | return 0;
; at some intermittent time after:
return 0;
; at some intermittent time after:
777 | return 0;
; at some intermittent time after:
return 0;
=======END EXAMPLE===
BUT, it is not tied to a particular line number, as I move down/up the
buffer with C-v/M-v the line number in the same place as before will now
start to flicker.
It seems hard to reproduce, and it was happening before I introduced the "|"
character. But if someone, at some points, can turn on linum mode and make a
checkin with VC mode.. perhaps it is (global-auto-revert-mode 1) that causes
the issue. Either way it is a bug imo.
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