greduan
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11 years ago 683963e - In this commit I modified the .gitignore file in order for it to ignore all system generated files, for good measure. I also added a very useful functionality, which is that whenever a 'Command Line' buffer is opened (q:, q/ and q?) it will automatically disable relative line numbers, and will only use permanent line numbers, as relative line numbers are not useful, while knowing what entry the command is in the history is very useful.
dc8c7ed - I improved the way the previously added feature is handled. Just removed the file from the 'after' folder, and moved it to just be 'ftplugin/vim.vim', instead of 'after/ftplugin/vim.vim'.
53939d0 - A simple commit that fixes issue #6, which is pretty urgent I think. It now recognizes not only when you change between windows, but also when you change between buffers, or split windows.
bb42915 - Just improved the comments for fix to issue #6 and the previously used solution, which did not works as expected.
b2a1ea7 - I re-wrote the plugin pretty poorly, in order to fix the issue expressed by issue #5. It does work, but it's not very elegant, and it has a lot of badly coded parts. Modified the structure. I added the g:default_off variable, which if defined will make the plugin be turned off by default, but still work if called again.
3615988 - In this commit I fixed the badly coded structure a bit that was introduced by the previous commit. In this commit I made the plugin's functionality only be called, and loaded when needed, thus making the plugin lightweight if the user decides not to use it by default.
ae71cc6 - In this commit I made sure that the current Vim that is being used is compiled with 'autocmd' support.
f58fb63 - In this commit I fixed a bug that I introduced in the previous commit, now it checks if the current Vim that is being used is NOT compiled with 'autocmd' support. Before it would not work if the user had 'autocmd' support, now it will.
0c87cf0 to 7b885d5 - I added a "turn off" functionality. Which would allow you to turn the plugin off if you no longer need it, and if you need it again, then turn it back on again.
The commits by @ZyX-I are commits that he made himself in order to do stuff that I just wasn't able to do, because I was not understanding what he meant (which was probably very obvious).
This whole functionality adding happened while on chat. It started with this StackOverflow question. And it evolved and was implemented fully in this StackOverflow conversation.
That is all, I will post a comment with a summary of changes.
jeffkreeftmeijer
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You already know the previous pull request, so I will just explain what each commit did, and a summary of things that will be added/changed in this pull request.