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That option is called "relativenumber". You can go back to normal numbering with "set number". I find it very useful myself, though, to quickly move to a line w
by wladimir 14y ago
That option is called "relativenumber". You can go back to normal numbering with "set number". I find it very useful myself, though, to quickly move to a line with relative commands such as 10j, or select ranges, delete a number of lines, etc... The only case in which I really need absolute line numbers is when jumping to a line for an error message (luckily G key will always use absolute line numbers).
- jason_slack 14y agoDo you know what to change in .vimrc to stop using relative number by default? I looked around and nothing with "relative" and I do see a 'set nu'