On Wed, 18 Jul 2007, Matt Graham wrote:

> On Wednesday 18 July 2007 15:25, after a long battle with technology, 
> Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
> > VIM - Vi IMproved 7.0
> > I don't want my lines automatically wrapped. I don't want it to
> > scroll on long lines. 
> > :set nowrap
> > :set sidescroll=0
> >
> > But once I started appending text to a long line, it wraps my
> > content.
> 
> Do you mean "vim chops the line in 2 at the last whitespace char, once 
> you've typed more than N chars on the line"? 

Yes.

> If so, ":se tw=0" ?  In 
> general, you set tw (textwidth) to something like 72 for editing normal 
> text files, and 0 for things with insanely long lines.  BTDT, which is 
> why my .vimrc on one machine had se tw=0 in it.

I tried that and that doesn't help me either. This is on Ubuntu edgy (I 
hate using names instead of versions).

Once I append to the long line the entire long line is split into many 
shorter lines -- breaking my database and I join back together with 
repeated "J" to join.

  Jeremy C. Reed
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