> So, what is the problem? Check the help for :wviminfo for what it's
>
> expected to do, it's not obvious.
I'm sorry if I wasn't clear. I was expecting that when I used `delmark` the
mark would disappear, but it is coming back after restarting Vim, i.e:
$ mv .viminfo{,.old}
$ vim -N -u NONE -U NONE
:h
mA
:marks
-> mark A present
:qall
$ vim -N -u NONE -U NONE
:marks
-> mark A present
:delmark A
:marks
-> mark A gone
:q
$ vim -N -u NONE -U NONE
:marks
-> mark A present -> expected it has been deleted
This happens when there is a single instance of Vim running, so I understood
that it is the same question on the referenced link, where Christian Brabandt
wrote:
"I think, some of the latest 7.3 patches changed how writing the viminfo file
happened and how old data was being merged, which might have caused a
regression.
In any case, explicitly writing the viminfo file (using :wviminfo) should work,
if not, please write a detailled description of what you did and what you
expect to the developers list ([email protected])."
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