When I edit files with vim there is always this in the cmd line area,under the status line,all buffers' names(image : )
Is there any way I can remove it?
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config file has some extra custom stuff somewhere because that's not part of the default package.
Try adding this to your ~/.vimrc
file:
:set laststatus=0
You can test by just running that in an open editor.
Edit: Based on your reported status line, you should probably change:
set statusline=\ \%F%m%r%h%w\ ::\ %y\ [#\%n]\%=\ [%p%%:\ %v\::\%l/%L]\ –
…to:
set statusline=\ \%F%m%r%h%w\ ::\ %y\ [#\%n]
…but you may need to experiment to see which parts you want to keep and which parts are the line you don't want.
It looks like buftabs.vim
which modifies the 'statusline'
as you switch buffers, then restores 'stl'
.
:set statusline
show as the current format string for your status bar?