sc writes:
>> Good... but I don't understand why resourcing .vimrc or
>> manually calling: :set statusline& with vim running
>> doesn't repair whatever xpt is doing.
>
> harry -- take a deep breath, pause, and think
>
> the VimEnter autocommands are triggered when you start vim,
> not when you
On Wednesday 30 September 2009, Harry Putnam wrote:
> Good... but I don't understand why resourcing .vimrc or
> manually calling: :set statusline& with vim running
> doesn't repair whatever xpt is doing.
harry -- take a deep breath, pause, and think
the VimEnter autocommands are triggered when
Matt Wozniski writes:
>> I'm pretty sure its xpt causing the trouble.
>>
>> My test is to start vim without xpt in ~/.vim
>>
>> Then start vim after unpacking xpt into ~/.vim ... and the status line
>> is changed. And I can repeat it every time.
>
> :verbose set statusline?
>
> should confirm t
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 1:39 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>
> I've been going round and round with the status line and ruler
> setting.
>
> I have these in .vimrc
>
> set ruler
> set laststatus=0
>
> If I start vim I see a
> nice: 36,1 6%
>
> Or what ever percentage I'm at.
>
I've been going round and round with the status line and ruler
setting.
I have these in .vimrc
set ruler
set laststatus=0
If I start vim I see a
nice: 36,1 6%
Or what ever percentage I'm at.
However I do nothing more than put the xpt plugin into my path, when I
sta
