Le 19 mars 2012 10:24, Jürgen Krämer <[email protected]> a écrit :
> It seems you are not allowed to pass any arguments to you StatusLine()
> function inside the 'statusline' option. But even if you define
> StatusLine() someway like
>
> function! StatusLine()
> if &l:modified
> return '%1* %f %2*%= %7* ✖ %4* <%{&encoding}:%{&fileformat}>%5*
> %r%y %6* %cc,%lL/%LL %3p%%'
> else
> return '%1* %f %2*%= %8* ✔ %4* <%{&encoding}:%{&fileformat}>%5*
> %r%y %6* %cc,%lL/%LL %3p%%'
> endif
> endfunction
>
> set statusline=%!StatusLine()
>
> this would probably not work, because &l:modified is evaluated in the
> context of the current buffer.
>
It makes the same problems of my old solutions.
You can circumvent those problems by always using both highlight groups.
> You just have to make sure you return an empty string if the highlight
> group should not be used for the current modified state:
>
> set statusline=%1*\ %f\ %2*%=\
> %7*%{&modified?'✖':''}%8*%{&modified?'':'✔'}\ %4*\
> <%{&encoding}:%{&fileformat}>\ %5*\ %r%y\ %6*\ %cc,%lL/%LL\ %3p%%
>
Doesn't work and X/V are vertically cut.
But, my solution works well.
In fact I can give parameters but statusline is a window variable and it
seems that all the SL are refreshed when the SL is a function but not when
the SL is a normal variable.
Thanks for all
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