"dong wang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写于 2006-12-11 18:10:03: > I found a problem ( sorry , here i just call it problem ) when i edit > a csv file. > That is the vim don't display the last line as a seperate line when i > do " set nu" > > For exmaple , > use Notepad.exe (or some other Editor) to create a file , and do input : > > abc<CR> > abc<CR> > > save the file. > > After that , use vim to open the file and "set nu" > Well , i found that , the vim just displays the line number as this > > 1 abc > 2 abc > > which i thought it should be : > > 1 abc > 2 abc > 3 > > Does this a problem ? > Or i can use some option to control this? > > Why did vim not display the last line number ? > in my option i thought the fine should have three line > but not just TWO line , Right ?
No, this is not a "problem". This is a "feature"... ;-) Vi treat text files in "Unix" way. i.e. all lines should have a line break. So if you want : 1 abc 2 abc 3 then the stream on disk should be something like: abc<cr>abc<cr><cr> If you have 3 lines you should have 3 <cr>s, if you had 2 <cr>s you will got 2 lines. That's it. Hope that helps. -- Sincerely, Pan, Shi Zhu. ext: 2606
