How to display underline on current line?

[robert song]

Hello, everyone.
Is there any method to display underline on current line,
I think it's very useful for code review.

Just like following format:
void main() { <- current line
-------------- <- underline
}

Regards,
robert

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[Zhou, Yunqing]

you can use :set cursorline

requires vim 7, p.s. you can also try :set cursorcolumn :-)

[Frank Blendinger]

Hi.

robert song <robertso...@gmail.com> (2010-04-26 20:58 +0900):

> Is there any method to display underline on current line,

I think ':set cursorline' is what you want. It will highlight the line
where there cursor is; I am not sure if the default format is
underlined, but you can change it by setting the hl-CursorLine
highlight. See :help 'cursorline'.

Greetings,
Frank

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[Jostein Berntsen]

On 26.04.10,20:58, robert song wrote:
> Hello, everyone.
> Is there any method to display underline on current line,
> I think it's very useful for code review.
>
> Just like following format:
> void main() { <- current line
> -------------- <- underline
> }

You might try this:

http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Underline_using_dashes_automatically

Jostein

[robert song]

thank you very much.
It works.

Regards,
robert

2010/4/26 Zhou, Yunqing <azur...@gmail.com>:

[Tony Mechelynck]

On 26/04/10 13:58, robert song wrote:
> Hello, everyone.
> Is there any method to display underline on current line,
> I think it's very useful for code review.
>
> Just like following format:
> void main() {<- current line
> --------------<- underline
> }
>
> Regards,
> robert
>

I use the following to highlight the current line & column: I use
underline in the console, a very light grey (not very different from
"Normal" white) in the gui but of course you can vary at will.

In my vimrc:

if exists('+cursorline')
set cursorline cursorcolumn
endif

In my home-written colourscheme:

hi CursorLine cterm=NONE,underline guibg=#F4F4F4
hi! link CursorColumn CursorLine


Best regards,
Tony.
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[Vladimir Rybas]

I don't know fellas. When I tried underline - it worked slow as hell. At least in GVim. If you'll have big delays - underline is the first thing to switch off.

[John Maclean]

On 26/04/2010 13:07, Zhou, Yunqing wrote:
> you can use :set cursorline

Added to ~/.vimrc. Thanks!

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