I have a script that formats a window I create with gvim (big, 7.3.875)
The script, among other things, turns number off -- this works as long
as my .vimrc only sets number. If my vimrc sets relativenumber the
scripted nonumber has no effect, and the window opens with
relativenumbers -- even more perplexing, verbose set number? reports
nonumber, and that it was set via the tinyscript.vim, but the window
has relative numbers bigger'n doggy doo.
steps to reproduce:
- make a directory so you can whack it all easily when you're done
- cd to that new directory
- create tinyscript.vim containing only
set nonumber
- create tinyvimrc containing only
set nocompatible
set number
- create tinyvimrc2 containing only
set nocompatible
set relativenumber
to see gvim start as it's supposed to, run
gvim --noplugin -u tinyvimrc -c 'source tinyscript.vim'
the window will open with number off
however, if you start gvim with
gvim --noplugin -u tinyvimrc2 -c 'source tinyscript.vim'
the window will open with relative numbers showing, but mis-reported
by :verbose set number?
maybe this was introduced when we changed from showing a zero for
current line to showing the current line number in relativenumber (a
wild guess) -- I was starting to get used to that when this weirdness
showed up so I had to change my vimrc back to 'number'
tia,
tp
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