I recently installed Neovim and SpaceVim. My line number order is broken:
This occurs when working on any file, with both Vim and Neovim.
How do I solve this? I'm a newbie to Vim and don't know how to go about troubleshooting it.
In SpaceVim, we use g:spacevim_relativenumber to config relativenumber. if by default it is 1, if you want to disable this feature. just add
let g:spacevim_relativenumber = 0 to your custom config. the config can be opened via SPC f v d.
why we make this option enabled by default?
because relativenumber is very useful for line move, you can use 7j to move down 7 line, and you can see the 7 before moving.
Custom config didn't work for me. So I did this:
$ find ~/.SpaceVim/ -type f | xargs grep spacevim_relativenumber
And found the line in .SpaceVim//autoload/SpaceVim.vim:
let g:spacevim_relativenumber = 1
Then I changed this setting to 0. It looks like little bit more generic way that can also be applied to other settings.
relativenumberturned on. I haven't specified this in any configuration files. I'm figuring out the issue ATM. – dspacejs Mar 24 '18 at 6:32:set norelativenumber, see also:h number_relativenumber– Christian Brabandt Mar 24 '18 at 7:30relativenumbercomes in handy if you’re going to be jumping around with commands like7k,18j, etc. I’m much more likely to jump around to absolute numbers, but that seems to be why people like it, if you were curious why this is a thing. – brhfl Mar 24 '18 at 17:20:verbose set relativenumber– tommcdo Mar 25 '18 at 0:23relativenumbersomewhere. – dspacejs Mar 25 '18 at 0:52