Hi there
On pretty much all of the computers that I've used with vim/gvim
installed. the default behaviour was to display all keystrokes that make
up a single command.
e.g. for the command "4ra" which would replace 4 characters with "a", the
"4" and the "r"are displayed at the bottom of the screen to the left of
the character position before the "a" is pressed.
However, I'm finding that on my computer which runs vim 6.3 on Kubuntu
5.10 (I personally don't think it's an OS issue), the disaply of the
keystrokes making up a command is suppressed, which more or less means I'm
forced to be really accurate when issuing a multi-key press command - not
that it's not doing its bit to train me to be more careful :P, but it can
get really annoy.
So was wondering if anyone know how to turn this on. I've tried searching
the help for topics like "ruler". But can't seem to locate the needed
option.
Any help with be greated appreciated.
Johnathan
