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I think the number thing can be confusing, and it is hard to think in terms of 'delete the following 5 lines'. For those things I tend to use visual mode and hi
by gingerlime 13y ago
I think the number thing can be confusing, and it is hard to think in terms of 'delete the following 5 lines'. For those things I tend to use visual mode and highlight (still think keyboard-based selection is faster than with a mouse most times).
I also have a shortcut for a 3-way toggle using F2 - so I can either see absolute, relative or no line numbers at all. I don't use it much, but it can be handy at times.
function! NumberToggle()
if(g:numberstate == 0)
set number
let g:numberstate=1
elseif(g:numberstate == 1)
set relativenumber
let g:numberstate=2
else
set nonumber
set norelativenumber
let g:numberstate=0
endif
set foldcolumn=0
endfunc
let g:numberstate=0
nnoremap <F2> :call NumberToggle()<CR>
- gurraman 13y agoYou can get rid of the global variable by testing the actual settings instead: function! NumberToggle() if (!&number && !&relativenumber) set number set norelativenumber elseif (&number && !&relativenumber) set relativenumber else set nonumber set norelativenumber endif set foldcolumn=0 endfunc
- gingerlime 13y agoThanks! It was my first attempt writing a vim function, so wasn't exactly sure. This looks much better.