Am 2015-04-01 15:00, schrieb 'Paul August' via vim_use:
Christian:
Thank you for your quick response. The showbreak option helps. But it
looks like a character is inserted at the beginning of each continued
line. It is a workable but not an ideal solution. Ideally, I would
like to have showbreak symbol to be displayed in the margin.
I did try numberwidth before. But this option is not very useful
because it does not set the width of the number column as the name
suggests. It actually sets the minimum width of the number column.
When working with a big file, it has little impact on the space taken
by the number column.
Well, it is not particular pretty, but you can use something like this:
:set cpo+=n nonu rnu nuw=3 bri briopt=sbr
This will draw the 'showbreak' symbol in the margin of the number
column. But you need a number setting (either 'number' or
'relativenumber')
applied so that this column will be drawn and the relativenumber option
is set only, because this number is usually not so wide, so 3
letters should be enough and you need 'breakindent' set so that the
briopt setting is applied.
Best,
Christian
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