> >vimawsome.com has two variants: `numbers.vim' and `vim-numbertoggle'.
>
> I have number and relativenumber set by default, and I use Pope's vim-unimpaired (https://github.com/tpope/vim-unimpaired) for handy toggling of common settings, including these.
Thanks @Paul for your suggestions and code!
using the one and the other to find out my preferred solution, I noticed
that goyo.vim and switching relative (or better 'hybrid') numbers can cause cluttered output on the screen.
see eg. https://github.com/junegunn/goyo.vim/issues/42 and other issues.
a regular console makes quite a mess in goyo, putting text on the empty
parts of the screen to the left and right, making navigation and knowing
where the cursor is problematic;
the same is in xterm in a GUI environment
in gvim the output is clean
probably I'll have to make settings more specific to the environments I
use, found some remarks of the maker of goyo on using GoyoEnter and
GoyoLeave with `set: <no/plain/relative line numbers> in .vimrc
I'll just have to find out, preferrably for the console and xterm, as
gvim is not my favourite vim-way.
open for suggestions...
//meine
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