Easy toggle between different number modes in vim: nonumber, absolute and relative number, with just one key sequence to rule it all. Most other plugins don't provide a seamless way to do all 3 modes at once.

If you use pathogen, clone the repo as below:

git clone https://github.com/tkhoa2711/vim-togglenumber.git ~/.vim/bundle/vim-togglenumber 

After having you help tags regenerated, you can view the reference manual with :help togglenumber.

By default, the plugin is triggered with <Leader>n. However you can add your own preferred mapping such as:

nnoremap<F6>:ToggleNumber<CR>

The standard numbering mode in vim is nonumber. You may go for other options by adding the following to your .vimrc:

setnumber

or

setrelativenumber

In case you have no idea about you <Leader> key, or rarely use it. I recommend giving the following setting a try, put this in your .vimrc:

let mapleader ="\<Space>"

Then, invoking the <Space>n key sequence would cycle through the modes effortlessly.

• Vim 7.3 or later

MIT License