CSVTabularize makes the original .csv file ignore g:csv_highlight_column

[hyiltiz]

I loved the highlight column feature when it follows cursor. However, in a .csv file, if I do :CSVTabularize then ^WK back to the original window where the .csv file buffer is still open, the .csv file no longer highlights the column following cursor, but the highlight simply is left at the column when the cursor was when :CSVTabularize was run. A check at the value :echo g:csv_highlight_column shows the value as y even at this (when highlight no longer follows cursor) state.

[chrisbra]

Hi Hörmet!

On Do, 22 Okt 2015, Hörmet Yiltiz wrote:

I loved the highlight column feature when it follows cursor. However, in a .csv file, if I do :CSVTabularize then ^WK back to the original window where the .csv file buffer is still open, the .csv file no longer highlights the column following cursor, but the highlight simply is left at the column when the cursor was when :CSVTabularize was run. A check at the value :echo g:csv_highlight_column shows the value as y even at this (when highlight no longer follows cursor) state.

Hm, I can't seem to reproduce this. Can you tell me the exact steps to
show that behaviour?

Best,

Christian

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kein Apostel herausschauen.
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[chrisbra]

Does it help to call :CSVInitCSV ?

[hyiltiz]

Yes, :e will set it back. I will give u exact steps later.
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[hyiltiz]

Here are the steps to reproduce:

1. vim newfile.csv
2. In vim, type ia,b,c<ENTER>1,2,3:w
3. Now we have the a 2x3 table;
4. Move cursor around: hhllkhjl
5. Run this: :CSVTabularize
6. Now move back to the original window: ^ww
7. Move the cursor around: hhllkhjl
8. You will find that the highlighted row does not change following the column the cursor is on
9. :e
10. You will find that the highlighted row now does change following the column the cursor is on
11. :CSVInitCSV
12. Now the highlight is off, and no column is highlighted.
13. :e
14. Highlight is back to normal again. You will find that the highlighted row now does change following the column the cursor is on

I am using vim-plug and just updated my plugins, so am sure i am using the latest master version as of now.

[chrisbra]

Ah I misunderstood. I thought you were talking about :ArrangeCol command. I think I fixed it now. Please check.

[hyiltiz]

I did the same test as I did before (see steps above) after updating to your latest version. And guess what, you fixed it! Thanks!