On Mon, Mar 29, 2004 at 05:07:32AM -0600, Richard Rauch wrote:
> In 1.6 (and previous), if you were editing a file with lines of varying
> length, vi would recall your last explicitly set horizontal position
> when you moved between lines.  E.g., if . represents any character and
> whitespace represents no character, and # is the cursor position:

> But, under -current, recently, you would instead get:
> 
> ..........
> ..
> ..#....
	wow, that'd be really annoying, especially if you expected to be able
to go back up and end up at the same cursor location that you left from.

> Is this change deliberate?  I preferred the previous way.
	
	How current of a -current are you using?  I just tried this
with sources from the 22nd, and it works ok for me.

eric