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You can use a hybrid of absolute and relative numbering by setting both the 'number' and 'relativenumber' options (in vim 7.4). It displays the absolute number

You can use a hybrid of absolute and relative numbering by setting both the 'number' and 'relativenumber' options (in vim 7.4). It displays the absolute number of the current line (instead of 0) but relative numbers of the other lines.

sondr3 11y ago
Care to give any links to this? This is probably my biggest annoyance with Vim right now, how my current line is 0 and having to add 1 every time I do any operation gets old quick.
- frankerz 11y ago
  I think what he means is just put both set relativenumber set number In your .vimrc
  - aleek 11y ago
    Have a look at http://myusuf3.github.io/numbers.vim/ http://myusuf3.github.io/numbers.vim/
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