Lech Lorens wrote:
On 24-Feb-2010 Jean Johner <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
A still simpler case showing a problem with File browser and Ctrl-O/
Ctrl-I
Suppress the ~/(.,_)viminfo file.
Type vim test1 (file1 opens at line 1)
Type :e . (The file browser opens at line 8 OK)
Type Ctrl-O twice (Return to file1, OK)
Type Ctrl-I (Return to File browser, OK)
Type Ctrl-O (Nothing happens, not OK)
Type Ctrl-O: error message E19 : Mark has invalid line number, not OK
Best regards
Jean Johner
This is partly the fault of :keepjumps not being respected for the :put
command used in the Netrw plugin, partly the fault of Netrw setting
marks (in Gdb I found "mark '" being executed) while producing
a directory listing.
I already sent a patch solving the first problem.
I don't know if it is essential for Netrw to set the ' mark, but it
seems that it messes up the jump list when this list is being traversed
by pressing <C-o> or <C-i>. Maybe Charles Campbell could respond to my
accusation? ;-)
Netrw does use and set the ' mark; however, I note that :keepj mark '
protects the jump list. I'll put that keepj in there with it. What I
wish was that there was
:lockjumps (implemented with a counter; this command would
increment it)
:unlockjumps (would decrement the counter; need an equivalent qty of
:unlockjumps to unlock the jumps, perhaps :unlockjumps! would reset
the jumplock counter and unlock the jumps)
instead of having to put keepjumps all over the place.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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