> in that case, you can create a vertical window, fill the buffer with the
> numbering
> and scroll bind it to the current window.
I tried this:
1. New vertical window (normal mode): vsp
2. Turn absolute numbering on (command mode): :set norelativenumber number
3. Scroll bind windows (command mode) :set scrollbind
4. Resize right window to only display ruler (normal mode): 4<C-W>|
Visually this looks great, but there are still two windows. I like to work with multiple windows and multiple buffers, so not really so great if this right-vertical window is constantly broken.
Is there some setting to have two rulers one on the left and one on the right in single window?
If I don't figure out any better idea, then I would probably use idea from some other post to map key to switch between relative to absolute numbering like:
:nnoremap <leader>n :set relativenumber!<CR>
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