kshenoy / vim-signature

Plugin to toggle, display and navigate marks

2017-09-23:

Changed the default value of g:SignatureForceRemoveGlobal to 0 since using :wviminfo!/:wshada! is a very heavy hammer and because it goes against a *vim default.

2016-07-08:

Signature used to have a mapping conflict with NERDTree as both try to map the m key.
To get around this, I used to delete maps whenever I detected someone entering the NERDTree pane and recreate the maps upon exit.
However, this had a lot of issues and as of cfa6452 I've decided to remove any code that was intended to work around this since it wasn't working anyways. Refer to the discussion here for more details.
Sorry for any inconvenience. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions please let me know.

vim-signature

vim-signature is a plugin to place, toggle and display marks.

Apart from the above, you can also

• Navigate forward/backward by position/alphabetical order
• Displaying multiple marks (upto 2, limited by the signs feature)
• Placing custom signs !@#$%^&*() as visual markers

Screenshots

Displays the marks as signs. Also place visual markers

Alphabetical mark traversal and more.

Also supports dynamic highlighting of signs. In the image above the marks are colored according to the state of the line as indicated by gitgutter.

NOTE: This feature is disabled by default

More screenshots here

Vim.org mirror

If you like the plugin, spread the love and rate at http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4118

Requirements

Requires Vim to be compiled with +signs to display marks.

Installation

I recommend using a plugin manager to do the grunt work for you.
If for some reason, you do not want to use any of them, then unzip the contents of the .zip file to your ~/.vim directory.

Once that's done, out of the box, the followings mappings are defined

  mx           Toggle mark 'x' and display it in the leftmost column
  dmx          Remove mark 'x' where x is a-zA-Z

  m,           Place the next available mark
  m.           If no mark on line, place the next available mark. Otherwise, remove (first) existing mark.
  m-           Delete all marks from the current line
  m<Space>     Delete all marks from the current buffer
  ]`           Jump to next mark
  [`           Jump to prev mark
  ]'           Jump to start of next line containing a mark
  ['           Jump to start of prev line containing a mark
  `]           Jump by alphabetical order to next mark
  `[           Jump by alphabetical order to prev mark
  ']           Jump by alphabetical order to start of next line having a mark
  '[           Jump by alphabetical order to start of prev line having a mark
  m/           Open location list and display marks from current buffer

  m[0-9]       Toggle the corresponding marker !@#$%^&*()
  m<S-[0-9]>   Remove all markers of the same type
  ]-           Jump to next line having a marker of the same type
  [-           Jump to prev line having a marker of the same type
  ]=           Jump to next line having a marker of any type
  [=           Jump to prev line having a marker of any type
  m?           Open location list and display markers from current buffer
  m<BS>        Remove all markers

This will allow the use of default behavior of m to set marks and, if the line already contains the mark, it'll be unset. The default behavior of ]', [', ]` and [` is supported and enhanced by wrapping around when beginning or end of file is reached.

The command :SignatureToggle can be used to show/hide the signs. Note that this does not delete any of the marks but only hides them. This is a buffer-specific command.

If for some reason, the marks and their sign displays go out of sync, use :SignatureRefresh to refresh them.

For more details on customization refer the help

Thanks to...

• Sergey Khorev for mark-tools
• Zak Johnson for vim-showmarks

ToDo:

• Tie the Signature functions to vim commands that affect mark placement

vim-signature's Issues

Undefined variable: Exception

Hi,

After the latest commit I got the following messages when opening some files:

"~/Projects/vim-ctrlspace/plugin/ctrlspace.vim" 5150L, 156065C
Error detected while processing function signature#SignRefresh..signature#ToggleSign:
line   71:
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception
E121: Undefined variable: Exception

I'm not sure is it something broken on my side (.viminfo?) or there is sth wrong with the latest changes.
Thanks if advance for your help, and thanks for a cool plugin :). With files like ctrlspace.vim (5k lines) it's really helpful.

Cheers!

s.

delete mark point

how to delele mark point?

Error detected while processing function ToggleSign

When setting a mark in the command line window I get the attached stack trace:

Steps to reproduce:

1. Start $ vim
2. Enter command line window q:
3. Set a mark ma

I'm running Vim 7.4.316 with vim-signature on commit 0a294ca.

---

Error detected while processing function signature#Input..<SNR>52_ToggleMark..<SNR>52_ToggleSign:
line   17:
E121: Undefined variable: b:sig_enabled
E15: Invalid expression: !b:sig_enabled | return | endif
line   46:
E121: Undefined variable: b:sig_marks
E116: Invalid arguments for function get( b:sig_marks, l:lnum, "" )
E15: Invalid expression: a:sign . get( b:sig_marks, l:lnum, "" )
line   70:
E121: Undefined variable: b:sig_marks
E116: Invalid arguments for function has_key( b:sig_marks, l:lnum ) && ( l:SignaturePrioritizeMarks || !has_key( b:sig_markers, l:lnum )))
E15: Invalid expression: ( has_key( b:sig_marks, l:lnum ) && ( l:SignaturePrioritizeMarks || !has_key( b:sig_markers, l:lnum )))
line   81:
E155: Unknown sign: sig_Sign_781

Update removed marks without toggling?

If I use :delm a to remove the mark a, I have to :SignatureToggle to update the display to reflect that the mark is gone. Is there a way to have this happen without the toggle?

error message on vim 7.4 beta on windows

Error detected while processing function signature#Toggle:
line 18:
E715: Dictionary required
E714: List required
line 22:
E715: Dictionary required
E714: List required

Is there a requirement needed that arent specified?

Map m doesn't work nor mark signature bar shows up correctly

Since last version plugin basically doesn't work here.
I reverted to branch stable_4104e0bb6c and it works OK.

First thing that happens is that m binding doesn't work although when I type map m everything looks correctly. For example If I type mi I enter insert mode and If I call the mapped function Input() directly it starts to work !?

Second thing is that signature bar shows nothing, or it starts showing things in uncertain manner (showing just some of the marks, sometimes)

Error detected while processing function ToggleSign

This error has been coming up for me sporadically. It happens when I try to set a mark which is already set in some other place.

I don't know how to capture the error messages as it closes the window whenever I click on it. I captured them as an image:

BundleUpdate suddenly generates errors

Hi!

After the most recent update :BundleUpdate command (from Vundle) generates in the end:

Error detected while processing function signature#SignRefresh..<SNR>78_ToggleSign..signature#SignInfo:
line   39:
E713: Cannot use empty key for Dictionary

The error continues to spread (it affects almost each Vim action) so I have to restart Vim.

Hides pyclewn marks

The pyclewn plugin for gdb debugging in vim uses marks to show breakpoints or the current location in the file. When used together with vim-signature, these marks are hidden by the "gutter" where the other marks are.
I notice that the "current position" marker (=>) is briefly shown after each "step" or "next" command, but gets hidden right away after that. Breakpoint markers are never shown.

This behaviour occurs both with g:SignaturePeriodicRefresh on and off.

This was working before, the first bad changeset is:

commit 16436bd
Author: KS [email protected]
Date: Thu Aug 30 16:10:24 2012 -0400

Added option to control auto-refresh

Error when placing signs on the first line of a file

Error detected while processing function signature#ToggleMark..53_ToggleSign:
line 63:
E239: Invalid sign text:

Mark is placed but sign is not displayed. Instead it appears that an empty string is being placed.

EDIT: Works after fix

Display internal marks

Hello,

I have missing something or the internal marks (like '.) are not displayed?

It will delay the menu display in nerdtree.

I like this plugin, the only one problem is it will delay the menu display in nerdtree.

In the first, I thought it is the problem of leader key 'm', I change it to <c-m>. Then the delay remains. The only way to get the speed back is to remove this plugin.

Any ideas can resolve this issue?

Thanks.

Deleting a line that a mark is set on

In vim, if you delete a line where a lowercase mark is set on (a-z) the mark is automatically deleted. In this plugin (which is great by the way), the sign for that mark remains. If you try to jump to it vim tells you "mark not set".

Error when '] used when only one mark

When there's only one mark set in the buffer, '] yields an error:

Error detected while processing function signature#GotoMark:
line 13:
E706: Variable type mismatch for: l:mark

Check for existing remaps before wrapping the marks

I have sacrificed my 'm' mark for the ease of pressing 'mm', which I remapped to bringing up Ex.

Since the plugin runs after my vimrc (that's what I guess) it's overriding my remap. Ideally it would check for existing remaps on each of m[a-z] and leave remaps alone. Maybe do this check only if I define something like let g:signature_dont_override_mappings = 1

Otherwise looking forward to this plugin!

Option to disable mappings '] `] '[ `[

I think the default mappings for '], ]`, `'[`, [` (to move to the first or last line or character of the previously operated text) are more useful than traversing marks in alphabetical order.

Is there any way to disable these mappings while still having the vim-signature signs?

Conflicts with NERDTree menu ('m' key)

When vim-signature is installed, I am unable to toggled NERDTree's menu (m key). I tried setting g:SignatureDefaultMappings = 0, but that didn't work.

Supporting setting ' or ` marks

I have the following in my vimrc to insert lines before/after the current line without entering INSERT mode:

map <silent> <Leader>o :set paste<CR>m`o<ESC>``:set nopaste<CR>
map <silent> <Leader>O :set paste<CR>m`O<ESC>``:set nopaste<CR>

However since installing vim-signature this doesn't work anymore. It jumps back to the position of my last jump as if `m`` was never run.

when open .vimrc, the first line automatically marked A-Z

:version
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.4 (2013 Aug 10, compiled Dec 12 2013 21:16:35)
MacOS X (unix) version
Compiled by Homebrew

missing key error (and fix)

Signature gets confused/broken if g:SignatureMap is redefined after init (for example if the user does :source ~.vimrc with a custom g:SignatureMap).

Error detected while processing function signature#Input:                                                                                                   
line   11:                                                                                                                                                  
E716: Key not present in Dictionary: PlaceNextMark                                                                                                          
[...]

Suggestion: the plugin should use g:SignatureMap only on initialization, to set a script-local variable s:signature_map. It should not reference g:SignatureMap thereafter.

Error when g:SignatureIncludeMarks contains only uppercase marks

I have this set in my .vimrc for now to work around issue #1:

let g:SignatureIncludeMarks = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"

Now when I try to set a mark via m, vim logs the following errors, and no marks are set:

E239: Invalid sign text:

If I set

let g:SignatureLcMarkStr = "\m"

when I try to add the 'p' mark (and only this one!?) with mp your plugin throws that exception.

Undefined variable: b:sig_marks (and other errors)

I just installed vim-signature. It starts off ok, but after using it for a while, I start getting errors about b:sig_marks being undefined. I haven't determined the exact trigger yet. I've been working in a single buffer, just trying out the features and navigation. Sometimes I get an error when trying to set a mark (ma), or when trying to navigate (['), etc. I've tried before and after calling :SignatureToggle, but I can't find any root cause.

Here's a spammy sample of what I see (although the initial source of the exception varies):

Error detected while processing function signature#GotoMark..<SNR>71_GotoMarkByPos:
line    6:
E121: Undefined variable: b:sig_marks
E116: Invalid arguments for function empty( b:sig_marks ) | return "" | endif
E15: Invalid expression: empty( b:sig_marks ) | return "" | endif
line   16:
E121: Undefined variable: b:sig_marks
E116: Invalid arguments for function keys( b:sig_marks ), "s:NumericSort" ))
E116: Invalid arguments for function sort( keys( b:sig_marks ), "s:NumericSort" ))
E116: Invalid arguments for function max( sort( keys( b:sig_marks ), "s:NumericSort" ))
E15: Invalid expression: max( sort( keys( b:sig_marks ), "s:NumericSort" ))
line   17:
E121: Undefined variable: b:sig_marks
E116: Invalid arguments for function copy( b:sig_marks ), 'v:key < l:lnum')), "s:NumericSort" ))
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter( copy( b:sig_marks ), 'v:key < l:lnum')), "s:NumericSort" ))
E116: Invalid arguments for function keys( filter( copy( b:sig_marks ), 'v:key < l:lnum')), "s:NumericSort" ))
E116: Invalid arguments for function sort( keys( filter( copy( b:sig_marks ), 'v:key < l:lnum')), "s:NumericSort" ))
E116: Invalid arguments for function reverse( sort( keys( filter( copy( b:sig_marks ), 'v:key < l:lnum')), "s:NumericSort" ))
E15: Invalid expression: reverse( sort( keys( filter( copy( b:sig_marks ), 'v:key < l:lnum')), "s:NumericSort" ))

There's more, and other examples, but they all seem to be complaining about b:sig_marks.

Confirm overwriting of marks

Hello Kartik,

would it be possible before setting a mark to check if this mark (local or global) was already set and a confirmation dialog to overwrite or not?

In the moment I delete some of my marks (most globals) by accident when setting a new mark that already exists :(

signature#SignRefresh() is too slow

Every time when I jump to another buffer vim call SignRefresh
which execute 5 second :(

It is too slow ...

FUNCTION  signature#SignRefresh()
Called 2 times
Total time:   5.150196
 Self time:   0.018367

count  total (s)   self (s)
                              " Description: Add signs for new marks/markers and remove signs for deleted marks/markers
                              " Arguments: '1' to force a sign refresh

    2              0.000045   if !exists('b:sig_marks')   | let b:sig_marks   = {} | endif
                                " b:sig_marks   = { lnum => signs_str }
    2              0.000029   if !exists('b:sig_markers') | let b:sig_markers = {} | endif
                                " b:sig_markers = { lnum => marker }

                              " If Signature is not enabled, return
    2              0.000030   if !exists('b:sig_enabled') | let b:sig_enabled = g:SignatureEnabledAtStartup | endif
    2              0.000018   if !b:sig_enabled | return | endif

    2              0.000052   let l:SignatureIncludeMarks = ( exists('b:SignatureIncludeMarks') ? b:SignatureIncludeMarks : g:SignatureIncludeMarks )
    2   0.010115   0.000116   let l:used_marks = map( copy(s:MarksList( "used" )), 'v:val[0]')

  106   0.010820   0.000664   for i in s:MarksList( "free" )
                                " ... remove it
  104   5.118709   0.016436     call s:ToggleSign( i, "remove", 0 )
  104              0.000381   endfor

                              " Add signs for marks ...
    2   0.009584   0.000183   for j in s:MarksList( "used" )
                                " ... if mark is not present in our b:sig_marks list or if it is present but at the wrong line,
                                " remove the old sign and add a new one
                                if !has_key( b:sig_marks, j[1] ) || b:sig_marks[j[1]] !~# j[0] || a:0
                                  call s:ToggleSign( j[0], "remove", 0 )
                                  call s:ToggleSign( j[0], "place", j[1] )
                                endif
                              endfor

                              " We do not add signs for markers as SignRefresh is executed periodically and we don't have a way to determine if the
                              " marker already has a sign or not

operation <ESC>m$ and err msg

hi vim.signature

vim version :version
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.3 (2010 Aug 15, compiled Sep 13 2013 01:07:02) on Cygwin
keybord jp106

my operation 

vim a.c ""a.c editing

1 #pragma comment( lib, "sqlite3.lib" )
2
3 #include <tchar.h>
4 #include <sqlite3.h>
5 #include <stdio.h>

my operation 

m4

m6

err msg

function signature#Input..43_ToggleMarker..43_ToggleSign >
の処理中にエラーが検出されました:
行 24:
E716: 辞書型にキーが存在しません: 1
E116: Invalid arguments for function substitute( b:sig_markers[l:lnu
m], "\C" . a:sign, "", "" )
E15: 無効な式です: substitute( b:sig_markers[l:lnum], "\C" . a:sign
, "", "" )
行 27:
E716: 辞書型にキーが存在しません: 1
E15: 無効な式です: b:sig_markers[l:lnum] == ""

unofficial fix

/.vim/bundle/vim-gitgutter/plugin/gitgutter.vim

"let g:SignatureIncludeMarkers = ")!@#$%^*("
let g:SignatureIncludeMarkers = ")!@(#"

del character $%^*(

edited

i want official fix plz

thanks reading

Error detected while processing function signature#GotoMark

Sometimes I receive error E19 after a log file is update outside Vim:

Error detected while processing function signature#GotoMark:
line   23:
E19: Mark has invalid line number
E19: Mark has invalid line number

This error message is correct because the file is smaller and the marks became invalid. The error is triggered after I tried to jump to a mark using ['. But I only tried to jump because the sign column was still present, even when there was no valid mark.

I think it would be better to use a autocmd BufReadPost to remove any marks that become invalid and remove the sign column.

Error when deleting mark

Hi,
I use Vim 7.4 x86 GUI on Windows 8.1 x64 with vim-signature (newest version) installed through Pathogen. I can set marks and jump marks (they display just fine) but i cannot delete them. Using m- gives me this error:

I tried it with default vimrc and no other plugins installed.
This is one of the most important plugins for me, so it would be great if you could help me.

add signs for quickfix and locationlist items

any plans to add support for generating signs for the quickfix and the locationlist items?

something similar to https://github.com/tomtom/quickfixsigns_vim

Marks don't always show immediately

Steps to reproduce:

1. open vim
2. write some text
3. set a mark, e.g. ma

The mark doesn't immediately show up on the screen. After some timeout, then it finally appears

should exit if !has("signs")

plugin/signature.vim should bail if !has("signs"). Instead, right now it shows this error every once in awhile (CursorHold?):

Error detected while processing function signature#SignRefresh..<SNR>52_ToggleSign:
line   57:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: sign unplace 2308
Error detected while processing function signature#SignRefresh..<SNR>52_ToggleSign:
line   52:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: sign define sig_Sign_2316
 text=a texthl=Exception
Error detected while processing function signature#SignRefresh..<SNR>52_ToggleSign:
line   60:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: sign place 2316 line=1158
 name=sig_Sign_2316 buffer=1

Add the ability to show marks in quickfix/location windows

Version 1.1 of mark-tools provides this functionality, and it's quite handy from time to time.

Support of '[ and '] movement

This issue is probably related to #54.

With this plugin it the movements to the start/end of the last block of changes ('[ and ']) doesn't work -- those commands have no effect (no cursor movement), despite '. still moves to the last change position.

As the docs states that

The default behavior of ]', [', ]` and [` is supported and enhanced by wrapping 
around when beginning or end of file is reached.

, I expected that last change would be a stop when jumping over marks, or that it would fallback to the default behavior when there are no marks on the current buffer. Is this correct or there is another way to access the last modified block?

Conflicts with python debugger

Conflicts with the python debugger (removes the highligting and signs), which sets signs for current line and break points as in the screenshot.

SignColumn color

Hi. I've installed your plugin and see next:

As you see, vim-gitgutter color works fine, cause I set:

" -------------------- base colors  --------------------
highlight SignColumn            ctermbg=236

" -------------------- vim-gitgutter  --------------------
highlight GitGutterAdd          ctermbg=236
highlight GitGutterChange       ctermbg=236
highlight GitGutterDelete       ctermbg=236
highlight GitGutterChangeDelete ctermbg=236

How can I change colors for vim-signature?

Vim gutter present after marks are cleared from buffer

I'm not sure if this is a feature or a bug, but if I create a mark then remove it, the gutter sidebar remains present in the buffer.

If there is a mark present, and I m<Space>, the marks are cleared and the gutter is removed (as wonderfully expected). However when there are no marks present and I m<Space>, the gutter remains.

Perhaps this functionality could be added if it isn't already deemed a feature?

"Jump to next mark" needs at least two marks

"Jump to next mark" works only if at least two marks exist.

Try:

$ cat > fu <<
hello world
fubar
baz

$ vim fu
3jmx
3k
]`

The "jump to next mark" doesn't jump to x. After adding a mark a on the first line, it works.

Cannot unmap `] and `[

Hi! I tried to unmap ] and[ but I could not. Am I doing it wrong or is it a bug?
https://github.com/andreicristianpetcu/dotfiles/commit/64e816e3670e396968aa361f94da3389a7620300

Interaction with Folds

Currently, no marks are visible in the sidebar when lines are folded, and when a mark is added on a fold, it is added to the end of the fold. In my opinion, it would be preferable if:
(a) marks on the first line of the fold were visible in the sidebar
(b) marks added on folded lines marked the beginning of the first line instead of the last line.

m, doesn't insert the next mark

It seems the problem is
if l:ascii == eval( '"' . g:SignatureMap['PlaceNextMark'] . '"' ) | return s:ToggleMark('next') | endif

If I replace l:ascii with l:char it works; I don't know enough about the edge cases in VimL to know if that's safe for all characters, or if something else, instead of eval, should be used to convert the characters in SignatureMap to an ascii value.

Interoperability issues with gitgutter

Hello,

I’m using vim-signature and gitgutter together, both using the signs feature of ViM. When gitgutter marks a line has been changed, and I set a mark on that line, the mark signature overwrites the gitgutter signature. I’m not familiar with ViM plugin internals, so I can’t really tell if it is possible to prevent, though.

m[A-Z] doesn't work if the mark is set in another file

If I try to set a mark using A-Z, and it's already set, but in a different file, I get:

Error detected while processing function signature#Input..105_ToggleMark:
line 20:
E684: list index out of range: 0
E15: Invalid expression: filter( s:MarksList(), 'v:val[0] ==# l:mark' )[0][1]
line 22:
E121: Undefined variable: l:mark_pos
E15: Invalid expression: l:mark_pos == l:lnum

If it's not set, or if it's set in the current file, everything works just fine.

I'm using fd5c5e4.

Signatures data save location

First of all, thank you so much for vim-signature, I love this program very much - it makes taking notes far faster and more efficient.

I have a series of todo lists that I sync across my all of my computers on my lan, and I have been using vim-signature to quickly navigate to categories in my list. I have noticed though that once the file has been moved to another computer, the tags aren't there on the new computer.

Is there a particular file that you store the tag information in? It would be convenient not to have to update the tag locations each time I save on a separate computer if I can manage it.

Thank you so much again,

Will

I think signature is not playing well with the YankRing buffer.

I get the following when opening the yankring browser:

Error detected while processing function signature#BufferRefresh..59_BufferMaps:
line 51:
E31: No such mapping

prevent overriding '] and '[ mappings

Hello,

Vim automatically sets [ and ] markers on the beginning and ending lines of a block of pasted text. I rely upon this behavior to quickly navigate around blocks of pasted text. But this plugin breaks that behavior. 😿

How can I prevent this plugin from overriding the '[ and '] mappings?

Thanks for your consideration.

How do you change the colour of the gutter margin?

It's currently grey but I'd like to change this to another colour.

Is this possible?

Thanks

option to change color

Is there any ability to change the colors used in the mark column? I use the solarized-dark color scheme, and the mark column has this awful reverse color rather than blending in nicely like in your screenshots. I suspect this is due to the unorthodox way that solarized uses ANSI color codes. Having an option to specify the colors used here would be great.

SignColumn twitching when only one sign is placed

I use very low updatetime option, that is set to 150ms. If I place several marks in buffer, overall experience is well, but if I place only one mark my editing area keep twitching around every time my cursor is stopped on one place.

Following gif demonstrates that behavior:

The reason for that behavior is autocommand SignRefresh on CursorHold, that refreshes marks on every updatime interval. I've digged into the code and found, that SignRefresh function does following:

    if !has_key( b:sig_marks, j[1] ) || b:sig_marks[j[1]] !~# j[0] || a:0
      call signature#ToggleSign( j[0], "remove", 0    )
      call signature#ToggleSign( j[0], "place" , j[1] )
    endif

So, if I have only one mark in my buffer, on every edit it became kind of "stale" and it's position updated via remove with successive place functions. But, again, if I have only one mark, on first call (which is remove) it's get deleted and overall SignColumn gets collapsed, then it's placed and SignColumn becomes visible again.

I've though about proposing pull request, but can't forge clever solution. Hope you have some ideas.

Disable signature at startup

Is there a variable to disable signature at startup? I want the gutter (along with the marks) only to appear when I call the Signature toggle command but not automatically. Thanks!

Signature only works properly on the first open buffer, partially on the others

Hi,

I installed vim-signature and I've been playing with it but I'm only able to place vim marks and have them displayed correctly. All other key bindings (e.g. m, or the "£$%^" marks, don't seem to work.

After playing around with it and even trying it with a modified vim script where it was the only bundle being loaded, I noticed that it does indeed work properly, but only on the first buffer.

Seeing as nobody else is having this problem, it must be something weird in my config/environment. Any hint to help me get to the bottom of this would we welcome.

(My config, without signature yet, is available on github just in case someone wants to test it out).

Cheers!