Thanks for your great work on vim-pencil, super-useful plugin!
It appears that in soft wrap mode, vim-pencil applies set nolist. I assume this is to avoid showing lots of 'extends' characters, but unfortunately it also hides trailing spaces, which is not ideal (I don't think there's a logical reason why trailing spaces are more desirable in soft wrap mode than hard wrap mode?). I prefer to make trailing spaces very visible (call it OCD ;).
It would be great if vim-pencil was instead able to leave that toggle alone, and perhaps just blank out the 'extends' and 'precedes' characters from listchars.
Thanks for your great work on vim-pencil, super-useful plugin!
It appears that in soft wrap mode, vim-pencil applies
set nolist. I assume this is to avoid showing lots of 'extends' characters, but unfortunately it also hides trailing spaces, which is not ideal (I don't think there's a logical reason why trailing spaces are more desirable in soft wrap mode than hard wrap mode?). I prefer to make trailing spaces very visible (call it OCD ;).It would be great if vim-pencil was instead able to leave that toggle alone, and perhaps just blank out the 'extends' and 'precedes' characters from listchars.