Am running under cygwin, where they've updated to vim7.
One of the first problems I'm noticing is that when I edit a file,
then exit, then re-edit, I'm no longer placed back at the location
I was at when I had previously exited.
Is this a bug, or did some value not get properly updated when
we
Linda W wrote:
Am running under cygwin, where they've updated to vim7.
One of the first problems I'm noticing is that when I edit a file,
then exit, then re-edit, I'm no longer placed back at the location
I was at when I had previously exited.
Is this a bug, or did some value not get properly
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
when I edit a file, then exit, then re-edit, I'm no longer placed
back at the same location
Is this a bug, or did some value not get properly updated when
we were upgraded to vim7 from vim6? I.e. do I need to change
some setting?
As has been repeatedly said this past
Linda W wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
when I edit a file, then exit, then re-edit, I'm no longer placed
back at the same location
Is this a bug, or did some value not get properly updated when
we were upgraded to vim7 from vim6? I.e. do I need to change
some setting?
As has been repeatedly
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
As has been repeatedly said this past week, this requires a viminfo
setting and an autocommand.
Has it been said that it didn't require these in the past? I.e. --
has this requirement changed since 64?
The autocommand is defined near line 70 of
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
As has been repeatedly said this past week, this requires a viminfo
setting and an autocommand.
Maybe as has not been said. I have all that.
The autocommand is defined near line 70 of $VIMRUNTIME/vimrc_example.vim
so if you source the latter, you should
Linda W wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
As has been repeatedly said this past week, this requires a viminfo
setting and an autocommand.
Has it been said that it didn't require these in the past? I.e. --
has this requirement changed since 64?
No.
The autocommand is defined near
