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For some reason non-current windows use the info of the last window added(?) after switching between split windows. Reproducable by following these steps:
Open vim
Open a random file, e.g. your vimrc
Do a :vsplit
Open another file or a blank file with :enew
Switch to the other split window
The non-current window is now displaying all the information from the original buffer (the first random file), and not the correct information for the buffer that is present in that window.
This bug may be caused by the "randomization" of window numbers when switching between split numbers, and the looping through windows where the w:powerline window variable is set. I've tried connecting the window data with the buffer number (i.e. storing data in w:powerline[bufnr]) but with no luck.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Each window is now tagged with an UUID and this UUID is used to cache
the window's statusline contents in the Python VimRenderer in order to
avoid translating the statusline contents to and from a vimdict
unnecessarily.
Refs #11.
For some reason non-current windows use the info of the last window added(?) after switching between split windows. Reproducable by following these steps:
:vsplit
:enew
The non-current window is now displaying all the information from the original buffer (the first random file), and not the correct information for the buffer that is present in that window.
This bug may be caused by the "randomization" of window numbers when switching between split numbers, and the looping through windows where the
w:powerline
window variable is set. I've tried connecting the window data with the buffer number (i.e. storing data inw:powerline[bufnr]
) but with no luck.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: