Hello, Maurice.

 NB>> Is that while using the -$ (softwrap) switch?

 MK> No but I just sent another one with the -$ switch and it behaves exactly
 MK> the same as you should soon see and confirm.

And at the same time you're not seeing that problem coming from my system?

 NB>> I'll have to take that up with developers at a later time.

 MK> Best of luck with that. They don't have a decent terminal program as a
 MK> rule so it tends to be a waste of time from my experience dealing with
 MK> so-called developers.

I don't have many issues at all with the developers of most of the software I
use. Golded may be the only one where the communication barrier is difficult.
So getting rid of that might make life a little easier. :)

 NB>> it isn't wrapping the whole word to the next line, but rather
 NB>> doing the same thing nano does

 MK> Try putting 'set lbr' in your personal or global vimrc. I have it in the 
 MK> global /etc/vimrc since way back when. Works like a charm.

That did the trick. Thank you for that! I'll also take a look at your status
bar as well, as I'm using the default currently, and it doesn't really give
much to look at.

 MK> ... Don't cry for me I have vi.

So do I now! :)

Regards,
Nick
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