> On Aug 12, 12:01 pm, Paul <paul.domas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I often press "q:" (without quotes) in "normal mode" to pull
> > up a command history. The temporary window for this always
> > comes up with foldcolumns=5. I assume it is because
> > foldcolumn=5 for the main window in which I am editting my
> > programming code (which I want). Is there a way to prevent
> > the command history window from showing this? It is not a
> > show stopper, just very distracting. I am easily
> > distracted, and there is no place for that when coding.
> > Thanks.
> In fact, any new buffer I open view ":new" or ":vert new"
> seems to have foldcolumn=5. Perhaps I did something
> unintended when I issued ":windo set foldcolumn=5". It
> seemed appropriate at the time, since all the buffers were
> code buffers at the time. But I don't want foldcolumn=5 to
> be the default!
perhaps when you issue the windo command to set foldcolumn you
could add an 'l' to the 'set', making it local to each
impacted buffer
:h :setlocal
sc
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