Re: Vim statusline examples with screenshots?

Jason Timrod wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm curious to know how people pimp their Vim statusline perhaps with useful information?  So far, the only thing I've added to it is the current git branch I'm on.  Yet I know there's probably other really cool bits of information I'm missing, besides the default..
>
> So, anyone prepared to show their statusline, preferably with a screenshot as well as the config for it?
>
> TIA!
> Jason

Not a screen shot, copied the text on Mac terminal vim 7.3.237 along
with the statusline source from my .vimrc

102 set showmode showcmd cmdheight=2
103 set laststatus=2 " always show statusline
104
105 highlight StatusLine NONE ctermbg=DarkGreen ctermfg=White
cterm=NONE
106 if has("statusline")
107 set statusline = " clear
108 set statusline+=%02n " leading zero 2 digit buffer number
109 "xset statusline+=\ %<%F " file full path, truncate
110 set statusline+=\ %t " file tail
111 set statusline+=[%{&ff}] " [fileformat]
112 set statusline+=%r " read only flag '[RO]'
113 set statusline+=%m " modified flag '[+]' if modifiable
114 set statusline+=%h " help flag '[Help]'
115 set statusline+=%= " left/right separation point
116 set statusline+=[%b " decimal byte
117 set statusline+=\ x%02B] " hex byte ' \x62'
118 set statusline+=\ %{(line('.')-1)%16} " line
119 set statusline+=:%{(line('.')-1)/16} " block
120 set statusline+=\/%{line('$')/16} " max block
121 set statusline+=\ %c " column number
122 set statusline+=%V " virtual column '-{n}'
123 set statusline+=:%l/%L " line/lines
124 set statusline+=\ %p%% " percent of file
125 "xset statusline+=\ %P " percent of file{4} Top | n% | Bot
126 set statusline+=%{&hlsearch?'+':'-'}
127 set statusline+=%{&paste?'=':'\ '}
128 set statusline+=%{&wrap?'<':'>'}
129 endif

01 .vimrc[unix] [83 x53]
8:6/55 11:105/890 11%- >

buffer number
file name
fileformat
[char in decimal and hex]
line:block/blocks -- blocks of 16 lines
char:line/lines -- position in file
n% -- percentage of file
[+/-] -- hlsearch on/off
[=/ ] -- paste on/off
[</>] -- wrap on/off

-Bill

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