Re: vimgrep/j messes up folds

[Bram Moolenaar]

A.Politz wrote:

> Have 2 files, both with foldmarkers.
> A viminfo file, with a mark of
> file2.
> 
> $ cat .vimrc
> 
> set nocp
> set fdm=marker
> "This is a suggested (simplified) autocmd from vimrc_example
> autocmd BufReadPost * normal g`"
> 
> $ vim -U NONE --noplugin file1
> :vimgrep /foo/j file2
> 
> Now file1 has the folds set as if it were file2.

I see the problem.  I'll make a patch.

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vimgrep/j messes up folds

[A.Politz]

Have 2 files, both with foldmarkers.
A viminfo file, with a mark of
file2.

$ cat .vimrc

set nocp
set fdm=marker
"This is a suggested (simplified) autocmd from vimrc_example
autocmd BufReadPost * normal g`"

$ vim -U NONE --noplugin file1
:vimgrep /foo/j file2

Now file1 has the folds set as if it were file2.

-ap


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