Fix for bug re: missing s:auto_width variable #3
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Hi! I'm pretty new to vim and also to doing pull requests so if I have done something wrong, please let me know.
I ran into a bug with vim-taglist-plus. If I do a "let g:Tlist_WinWidth = 50" in my .vimrc, the first time the taglist window attempts to fill its contents, I get a bug that says something about the s:auto_width variable not being defined.
So, I tracked it down to line 144 in the plugin. I just added an else statement that ensures that s:auto_width gets set to 0 and this seems to have fixed the bug.
I'm not sure if I should be fixing this in the original vim-taglist plugin or this one. This is the one I am using, so I figured I would fix it in this one. Again, if I did not follow proper etiquette, please let me know