On Oct 15, 10:55 am, ZyX <zyx....@gmail.com> wrote:
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> with subject «Re: grep quickfix window question»,
> sent 18:24:10 15 October 2010, Friday
> by Jim Green:
>
> > This works well, but looks like set cursorline is global, could I have
> > a
> > cursorline just when I do :grep and :cw ?
>
> It is not global, just use `setlocal' instead of `set'.
Maybe I used "global" incorrectly.
here is my setup:
" quickfix window
augroup quickfix
" Prevent making duplicate autocommands
autocmd!
"autocmd Filetype qf setlocal cursorline
autocmd Filetype qf set cursorline
autocmd Filetype qf nnoremap <buffer> p <CR><C-w>p
augroup END
no matter if I use
autocmd Filetype qf set cursorline
or
autocmd Filetype qf setlocal cursorline
in the augroup quickfix
the cursorline only shows in the lower quickfix window. I would like a
cursorline remains on the match in the upper file window when the <c-
w>p
jumps back to quickfix window, or else it is difficult for me to see
where the match is in the upper window. or even better if the match in
the upper window is highlighted like I do a / search, but I doubt it
is
easy to do that. I don't need cursorline when I do normal editing.
Thank you and sorry for the confusion.
Jim
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