While in a terminal session I can do
:set textwidth=9999
And I receive what I want (which is lines of text which can go to the end of my computer screen)
I created a file called ~/.vimrc which contains the line
set textwidth=9999
And I get no results from from this
Your ~/.vimrc
is loaded as the very first configuration (cp :help initialization
); after that, other configuration and plugins are read, and any of those may change the option again. You can check with
:verbose set textwidth?
and get the list of configuration scripts via
:scriptnames
Ideally, you're able to disable the overriding of the option value. As a workaround, you can also re-initialize the option at the end of configuration, by putting the following into your ~/.vimrc
:
autocmd VimEnter * set textwidth=9999
The 'textwidth'
option is a buffer-local option. Filetype plugins may adapt this setting. There are ways to override filetype-specific settings ( :help after-directory
), too.
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