Cimbali

(Sorry for wrongly pinging from the PR). I've done some work on the plugin, but I don't know how to tackle performance overheads, especially for stripping whitespace (outside of disabling...

This works for me. Do you have by any chances `let g:strip_only_modified_lines = 1` ? I’m replicating this behaviour by 1. opening a new window 2. doing `wincmd p` So...

Hi @onlycalm, your screen captures seem to describe the problem well. I’m supposing some event gets missed or something but I didn’t have time to look into it yet (also...

Hi @rdonkin, indeed @toejough (in #69) also reported issues with the change of behaviour. Sorry for that. I guess the rationale was that for new users it makes more sense...

I think that would be pretty easy, given that `StripWhitespace` already takes a range. However I don't really see the use case.

My bad :disappointed: seems like I went a little too fast on this PR. I assumed that if the id exists in the window the highlighting must exist in the...

This is indeed not supported yet. You can probably use the command to modify the highlight group directly, in addition to setting the variable: ```viml :highlight ExtraWhitespace guibg='LightYellow' ``` Also...

Interesting. I can reproduce on vim 8.2 with a slightly different message: ``` Error detected while processing WinEnter Autocommands for "*"..function 43_SetupAutoCommands[11]..43_HighlightEOLWhitespace[1]..43_ClearHighlighting: line 1: E803: ID not found: 4 ```

Actually that is an intentionally silenced message: https://github.com/ntpeters/vim-better-whitespace/blob/c5afbe91d29c5e3be81d5125ddcdc276fd1f1322/plugin/better-whitespace.vim#L190-L192 I did not know that silenced messages appeared in redirected output. If you start vim with `vim --cmd "redir @"` you’ll see...

You can use autocommands for that. Just disable the plugin globally and enable it for the right filetypes: let g:better_whitespace_enabled=0 au FileType c EnableWhitespace