Hi, Johnathan wrote: > > 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.
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