On Wednesday 11 October 2006 18:12, Tim Chase wrote: > >>> I get something like shown in working.png ( > >>> http://kamaraju.googlepages.com/vim_problems ). Now > >>> inside the gvim session, I did > >>> > >>> :mksession! test.vim > >>> > >>> After this, exiting gvim and opening test.vim using > >>> > >>> gvim -S test.vim > >>> > >>> gave me something like shown in not_working.png > > Have you tried searching for something? My first thought was > that it looked like you had 'hls' set, had searched for something > like > > ^\_s*\S
I has hls set. But I did not search for any string like that. Also while debugging this problem, I found another interesting thing. Dont know if this is useful or not, But still... Say if I open any file other than a .f90 file gvim test.txt If inside this gvim session, I do :sp helloworld.f90 or :vs helloworld.f90 even then the syntax highlighting is not working properly. However if I just open helloworld.f90 directly then it works fine. raju > > and then done ":noh" which wouldn't get saved in the session. > When restoring the session (or with the right options in your > viminfo), the last pattern should get restored, and if hls is > enabled, it would search for that... > > Just another idea, > > -tim -- http://groups.google.com/group/ask-anything/about
