Wrapwidth sign and number gets wonky with concealed characters

[velloxen]

I'm not totally sure if this is intended behavior, but the wrapwidth sign and numbers get wonky with concealed characters (see first image; compare second image where concealed characters are revealed). In my opinion, the sign should work this way --- regardless of whether or not characters are concealed, that is where the line is getting wrapped. However, the numbers are frankly unusable, they really should be in a line. As a side note, it would be nice to have the option of putting the wrap numbers on the left next to the line numbers so they can be a little more physically close to their lines.

Also, THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS!!! Editing large blocks of text in wide windows was getting annoying.

[rickhowe]

Thank you for asking. I tried to handle concealed characters in the plugin but not work well since vim and neovim include a restriction and a bug to recognize them. As a workaround, you can set 0 or 1 to the conceallevel option.

As for a wrap numbering, if you use neovim please use the statuscolumn option like this:
let &statuscolumn = '%{v:virtnum == 0 ? v:lnum : -(v:virtnum + 1)}'
You can see negative numbers in front of wrapped text.

[rickhowe]

Hi, I updated the plugin to fix it. However, the numbering is not aligned to the screen right edge. That is because vim and nvim do not consider hidden characters to display virtual text. Hope this helps.