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Is there a way to add some buffer space between the vertical separator and the content of a file in vertical split mode?

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How do I force vim to not let a line touch a vertical separator. Yes, line wrapping is on. I do not want the line to touch the vertical separator, nor the edge of the screen if it is on the right split.

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Is there a way to add some buffer space between the vertical separator and the content of a file in vertical split mode?

Another way to say this:
How do I force vim to not let a line touch a vertical separator. Yes, line wrapping is on. I do not want the line to touch the vertical separator, nor the edge of the screen if it is on the right split.

vimrc split

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Is there a way to add some buffer space between the vertical separator and the content of a file in vertical split mode?

Another way to say this:
How do I force vim to not let a line touch a vertical separator. Yes, line wrapping is on. I do not want the line to touch the vertical separator, nor the edge of the screen if it is on the right split.

vimrc split

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This is perhaps not exactly what you're looking for, but setting the 'linebreak' option adds enough whitespace to the right margin to create enough of a visual buffer, when 'wrap' is enabled.

Typically, it will insert at least one space before the end of a wrapped line. If a word would end exactly at the margin, adding a space will move it to the next line. One of the few exceptions where a word can touch the right margin is if it's the last word in a line (so no wrapping occurs there.)

Hopefully this will be close enough to what you're looking for.

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Quick thoughts:

1. If the lines are too long, try set wrap
   


2. You could also resize the window with the resizing commands (e.g. <C-w>>)

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  I already have line wrapping on. That would be why I am asking how to add a buffer space so that it is easier to differentiate the text where they meet.
  
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  @K.Shores sorry i missed that in the title. AFAIK the answer is no, that is not possible. But feel free to edit your question to clarify exactly what you have and what you want.
  
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This is perhaps not exactly what you're looking for, but setting the 'linebreak' option adds enough whitespace to the right margin to create enough of a visual buffer, when 'wrap' is enabled.

Typically, it will insert at least one space before the end of a wrapped line. If a word would end exactly at the margin, adding a space will move it to the next line. One of the few exceptions where a word can touch the right margin is if it's the last word in a line (so no wrapping occurs there.)

Hopefully this will be close enough to what you're looking for.

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answered 6 hours ago

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This is perhaps not exactly what you're looking for, but setting the 'linebreak' option adds enough whitespace to the right margin to create enough of a visual buffer, when 'wrap' is enabled.

Typically, it will insert at least one space before the end of a wrapped line. If a word would end exactly at the margin, adding a space will move it to the next line. One of the few exceptions where a word can touch the right margin is if it's the last word in a line (so no wrapping occurs there.)

Hopefully this will be close enough to what you're looking for.

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answered 6 hours ago

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This is perhaps not exactly what you're looking for, but setting the 'linebreak' option adds enough whitespace to the right margin to create enough of a visual buffer, when 'wrap' is enabled.

Typically, it will insert at least one space before the end of a wrapped line. If a word would end exactly at the margin, adding a space will move it to the next line. One of the few exceptions where a word can touch the right margin is if it's the last word in a line (so no wrapping occurs there.)

Hopefully this will be close enough to what you're looking for.

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Quick thoughts:

1. If the lines are too long, try set wrap
   


2. You could also resize the window with the resizing commands (e.g. <C-w>>)

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

D. Ben KnobleD. Ben Knoble

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I already have line wrapping on. That would be why I am asking how to add a buffer space so that it is easier to differentiate the text where they meet.
  
  – K. Shores
  10 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @K.Shores sorry i missed that in the title. AFAIK the answer is no, that is not possible. But feel free to edit your question to clarify exactly what you have and what you want.
  
  – D. Ben Knoble
  10 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

0

Quick thoughts:

1. If the lines are too long, try set wrap
   


2. You could also resize the window with the resizing commands (e.g. <C-w>>)

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

D. Ben KnobleD. Ben Knoble

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I already have line wrapping on. That would be why I am asking how to add a buffer space so that it is easier to differentiate the text where they meet.
  
  – K. Shores
  10 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @K.Shores sorry i missed that in the title. AFAIK the answer is no, that is not possible. But feel free to edit your question to clarify exactly what you have and what you want.
  
  – D. Ben Knoble
  10 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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Quick thoughts:

1. If the lines are too long, try set wrap
   


2. You could also resize the window with the resizing commands (e.g. <C-w>>)

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

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answered 10 hours ago

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