viminfo do not save registers, but clipboard still set at startup ?

Hi, I have my viminfo set to not save any registers: viminfo='20,:10,<0 I have clipboard set to include unnamedplus: clipboard=autoselectml,unnamedplus,exclude:cons\|linux I deliberately clear out my X11 selection and clipboard such that: xsel -o -b xsel -o -p show nothing. If I start vim I

Re: viminfo do not save registers, but clipboard still set at startup ?

Hi again, The data that is loaded into the * and + registers _seems_ to be a recently deleted line from a previous session. But I am sure to exit all vim processes. thx, -m -- -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are rep

Re: viminfo do not save registers, but clipboard still set at startup ?

Hi, Thanks. Even if I unset clipboard and set history to 0, I still get * and + set on startup. I just wonder where/how vims saves and restores this info and if it can be disabled ? Its not in my viminfo file. Its still there even if i start vim -i NONE # Expression History (newest to oldest):

Re: viminfo do not save registers, but clipboard still set at startup ?

Hi, Tony, thanks always for your info. My point is the X11 selection and clipboard are empty and my viminfo does not contain any register info, yet after starting vim the + and * regsiters contain info. This seems a bit odd to me since: 1). I did not save register info and I've confirmed my vimi

persistent highlight between marks ?

Hi, Anyone know of a way to set a start mark and then an end mark and then highlight all text between them ? So that is stays highlighted, even if I move the cursor away or scroll etc. Sort of like a visual mode selection that remains after you move away. thx for all things vim, -m -- -- You

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