Am 03.05.2017 um 11:11 schrieb Christian Brabandt:
Hi h_east!
On Mi, 03 Mai 2017, h_east wrote:
'gdefault' invertes the 'g' flag of `:substitute`.
In addition to 'edcompatible', it also inverts the 'c' flag.
When using `:substitute` with plugin, save and restore of the above options are
necessary, it is a little weird.
I propose to stop supporting these options.
Please check the attached patch.
I made a little github code search for some vim settings. The results
are a bit surprising:
Search Term Results
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set edcompatible 6
set gdefault 8,289
set langnoremap 718
set nolangremap 207
set termguicolors 3,425
set t_Co 98,886
set laststatus 75,336
set nocompatible 94,745
set incsearch 79,623
So gdefault seems to be popular to a certain degree. I wouldn't have
thought that, it is just such an obscure option.
By contrast the usage of edcompatible can be neglected, that option
seems to be in almost no use. Somewhat surprisingly, 'langnoremap' is
still somewhat widespread, also it is replaced by 'langremap' option.
I suppose one reason for the many gdefault hits is that quite a lot of script
writers are aware of the trouble with this option and take care of
saving and restoring it. This is in turn is the case because gdefault is
somewhat popular (though not as popular as the number suggests ...).
--
Andy
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