I appreciate the recommendations, but my workflow is pretty much set
in stone for complex reasons.
Thanks again!
Tom Purl
On Tue, Oct 03, 2006 at 11:23:38AM +0200, A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
> Tom Purl wrote:
> >I'm trying to execute a series of Vim commands on multiple files. Here's
> >the workfl
Tom Purl wrote:
I'm trying to execute a series of Vim commands on multiple files. Here's
the workflow:
1. Open a file using gvim
2. Execute a named macro (that was recorded using the `q + a` command)
3. Save and close my file (which forces me to close gvim in this
example).
4. Repeat on the nex
On Mon, Oct 02, 2006 at 01:13:47PM -0500, Tom Purl wrote:
> I'm trying to execute a series of Vim commands on multiple files. Here's
> the workflow:
>
> 1. Open a file using gvim
> 2. Execute a named macro (that was recorded using the `q + a` command)
> 3. Save and close my file (which forces me
recorded a macro to the "q" register, ran it a couple times, and
quit, then restarted vim, and tried "@a" again to execute the
macro. Worked like a charm.
I looked in my .viminfo file under the "#Registers:" section, and I
didn't see a "q" register. I saw 0-9, and a few other letters, but no
"
Thanks again for all of the great tips Tim!
>> set viminfo='50,<1000,s100
> Strange. You are correct that the viminfo setting you list
> *should* do the trick. To evidence this, I started up vim,
> recorded a macro to the "q" register, ran it a couple times, and
> quit, then restarted vim,
Thanks for the quick reply Tim! I did a little more research based on
your help, and I found the options.txt help file. From what I
understand, to do what I want to do, I should put the following line in
my ~/.vimrc:
set viminfo='50,<1000,s100
However, this still doesn't cause vim to remem
Thanks for the quick reply Tim! I did a little more research based on
your help, and I found the options.txt help file. From what I
understand, to do what I want to do, I should put the following line in
my ~/.vimrc:
set viminfo='50,<1000,s100
However, this still doesn't cause vim to rememb
I'm trying to execute a series of Vim commands on multiple files. Here's
the workflow:
1. Open a file using gvim
2. Execute a named macro (that was recorded using the `q + a` command)
3. Save and close my file (which forces me to close gvim in this
example).
4. Repeat on the next file without ha
I'm trying to execute a series of Vim commands on multiple files. Here's
the workflow:
1. Open a file using gvim
2. Execute a named macro (that was recorded using the `q + a` command)
3. Save and close my file (which forces me to close gvim in this
example).
4. Repeat on the next file without hav
