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Vim can output the number of each line on the left side of the screen. Questions about customizing this behavior.
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Vim never shows line number for Python files even though I have `.vimrc`
Why it didn't work
From :help FileType,
*FileType*
FileType When the 'filetype' option has been set. The
pattern is matched against the …
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What are the benefits and use cases of relativenumber?
TL;DR
relative numbers are just another tool in the toolbox
they can be effective in terms of locality when a text-object doesn't cut it
(and for the lazy-minded among us)
they pair nicely with comma …
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3
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Line numbers relative to the screen
Not without patching the source (source: the only relevant options are number and relativenumber).
I do recall some recent questions about using signs to create custom numbers. If anyone has those lin …
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Enable line numbering for directories
According to :help netrw:
*g:netrw_bufsettings* the settings that netrw buffers have
(default) noma nomod nonu nowrap ro nobl
So I would try
" $MYVIMRC
let g:netrw_bufsettings = 'nom …
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How supply range to normal mode key-binding?
My preferred method here is to just let you enter the range from the place you normally do: on the Ex command line:
nnoremap <leader>t :Test<C-b>
Since <C-b> puts your cursor between at the beginning …
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inserting a line number into substitution text
Turning Martin's comment into an answer, you can't have both a literal replacement and \=, but you can use string concatenation or printf to combine them:
global/^$/substitute//\=printf('# %d', line(' …
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Misunderstanding of interaction between local options, moving between windows, and WinLeave,...
WinLeave relativenumber.vim (nu = 1, rnu = 1)
WinEnter relativenumber.vim (nu = 1, rnu = 1)
BufLeave relativenumber.vim (nu = 1, rnu = 1)
BufEnter (nu = 0, rnu = 0)
"help.txt" [readonly] 253L, 9491B
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