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If signify is disabled from starting by default, with let g:signify_disable_by_default = 1, calling :SignifyToggleHighlight before calling :SignifyToggle produces this error:
Error detected while processing function sy#highlight#line_toggle:
line 6:
E121: Undefined variable: g:signify_line_highlight
E15: Invalid expression: g:signify_line_highlight
The error goes away once :SignifyToggle is called once. Ideally I guess highlight should check to see if signify is disabled for the current buffer, and if it is, enable it.
It may be worth noting that when working with a file with zero modifications, calling highlight will always produce the above error, even after running toggle.
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If signify is disabled from starting by default, with
let g:signify_disable_by_default = 1
, calling:SignifyToggleHighlight
before calling:SignifyToggle
produces this error:Error detected while processing function sy#highlight#line_toggle:
line 6:
E121: Undefined variable: g:signify_line_highlight
E15: Invalid expression: g:signify_line_highlight
The error goes away once
:SignifyToggle
is called once. Ideally I guess highlight should check to see if signify is disabled for the current buffer, and if it is, enable it.It may be worth noting that when working with a file with zero modifications, calling highlight will always produce the above error, even after running toggle.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: