 Tip #1483: Show Last modified time (and others) in status bar
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January 21, 2007 7:50 |
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Ace and someone in the IRC community |
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as of Vim: |
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5.7 |
autocmd BufWrite * call SetStatusLine()
autocmd BufRead * call SetStatusLine()
function! SetStatusLine()
set statusline=[%n]\ %f\ %(\ \ (%M%R%H)%)\ \ \ %=\t%{ShowTab()}\ \ \ Modified:\ %{Time()}\ \ [%3l:%3L,%2c]\ %p%%\
endfunction
function! Time()
return strftime("%c", getftime(bufname("%")))
endfunction
See also: vimtip #1472
<< Convert hex to dec |
When jumping on a tag, automatically split the window if the current buffer has been modified >>
Additional Notes
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Anonymous,
January 21, 2007 7:56
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Woops, missed:
fu ShowTab()
let TabLevel = (indent('.') / &ts; )
if TabLevel == 0
let TabLevel='*'
endif
return TabLevel
endf
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[email protected],
January 21, 2007 8:06
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Ok, this is my first tip... so bare with me if any other misstakes are there.
I can also add that it shows all those nice things like [which row/total rows, column] % of the file shown...
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