>
> Hi,
>
> I am using vim on a recent Gentoo Linux system for nearly all editing
> tasks -- for example mailing this posting with mutt.
>
> If calling vim from the command line there is no problem at all.
>
> If vim is called from within mutt, the cursor is at 0,0 (which is
> correct) but the $ (end of line, not a real "$") at the right side of
> the cursor is highlighted -- sometimes also the $ below the cursor is
> highlighted.
>
> When starting "set list", the ghosts vanished as they do, when I give
> a :nohlsearc.
If it goes away with :noh, you're just seeing the matches for your last
saved search.
> No sessions are saved automagically.
Even if sessions aren't saved automatically, .viminfo probably is, and
IIRC, 'hls' is saved under the Gentoo defaults. So, if the last thing
you searched was /$/ or something that would match an end of line, you
may simply be seeing the last search.
Try searching for 'asdf' within a mutt editing session. Then fire up
mutt again, and see if 'asdf' is the thing highlighted. (If there's no
'asdf' to highlight, type it, see if it gets highlighted.)
--
Best,
Ben
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