From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.78 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.4.10-ac3-preempt-test i686) Description of problem: I always hack the latest vim package so that vim-minimal has +statusline so that I can see where I am in a file, I do this by using vim<version>/src/feature.h. This is not terribly complicated, I then retar the source and build my packages, and using vim-5.8-7 I get something like "19,0-1 Top" at the bottom of every file. In vim-6.0-2 one is now required to set rulerformat using "set rulerformat=" in /usr/share/vim/vim6.0/macros/vimrc if he/she wishes the statusline to be anything except blank. Could the next rawhide package be modified to contain a default rulerformat equivalent to the old static rulerformat from vim-5.8? It would be greatly appreciated. When writing a file from within vi it always displays the filename and how many line and characters you just wrote, this works but contains a bug such that if I do a ":wq" instead of just quiting and not displaying that information it displays all of that line minus what gets cut off by my new commandline so that after a ":wq" or ":wq!" using vim-6.0-2 my commandline for /bin/bash looks like this: '252 root@ledzep /usr/src > s/vimrc" 105L, 3622C written'. This is very annoying and I hope that it will be fixed soon, please fix these as these bugs are keeping me from upgrading to vim-6.0 from vim-5.8. Thank you. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Patch vim<version>/src/features.h to enable statusline in features=tiny 2. Start /bin/vi and notice that the ruler is non existent, set rulerformat to something and watch it begin to work, realize that you liked the old ruler and can't figure out the rulerformat string to make it work. 3. Start /bin/vi either by opening an existing file or writing in the buffer and writing it to a file, then be sure the exit string for /bin/vi is longer than your current commandline and do a ":wq" or a ":wq!", watch it corrupt your commandline. Additional info:
Works correctly in 6.0-12