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Refined the autocmd and it works here. With the exception of pandoc markdown files whose fold method switches from expr to syntax. But Otherwise it is fine.

Please make sure for FastFold tô function correctly, that the checktime autocmd is Nested.

Ok, there's probably little FastFold can resolve here. Is this with the latest gVim? Does it go away after commenting https://github.com/Konfekt/FastFold/blob/7aa18ef2003adadb12fdbeb7fc9b64ad1d4ce8f2/plugin/fastfold.vim#L169 ? Or does the option ``` vim set guioptions-=e...

Did it also go away after commenting https://github.com/Konfekt/FastFold/blob/7aa18ef2003adadb12fdbeb7fc9b64ad1d4ce8f2/plugin/fastfold.vim#L169 ?

Yeah, checked over here with a gui tab line and could not reproduce.

To distill a bug report for Vim, you could try commenting out either of the lines https://github.com/Konfekt/FastFold/blob/7aa18ef2003adadb12fdbeb7fc9b64ad1d4ce8f2/plugin/fastfold.vim#L96 and https://github.com/Konfekt/FastFold/blob/7aa18ef2003adadb12fdbeb7fc9b64ad1d4ce8f2/plugin/fastfold.vim#L95

Yep, It'll only work for most common mappings. There are for example parameters such as `` missing. There is the savemap plugin, but implementing missing features of Vim in Vimscript...

Try ``` vim let g:indentLine_concealcursor = '' let g:indentLine_conceallevel = 1 ``` and see how it goes. Otherwise resort to ``` vim let g:indentLine_fileTypeExclude = ['tex', 'markdown'] ```

Thank you for this script. It is particularly helpful for navigating `HTML` compiled from markdown files (by `pandoc --toc --from=markdown --to=html ...`).