Comment #2 on issue 290 by benjamin...@rockwellcollins.com: gVim does not
jump to given linennumber if already at end of file
https://code.google.com/p/vim/issues/detail?id=290
I don't understand your comment. gvim +... file.txt uses the supplied
command as an ex command, not a normal-mode command. This is exactly as the
Vim doc says. When I run your "gvim +G file.txt" command I get an
error: "E492: Not an editor command: G". Furthermore, by default Vim does
not remember the position a file was left in. So starting Vim, moving to
the end of the file, closing Vim, re-opening Vim on the file, will by
default start at the first line in the file, not the last line in the file.
Your own customizations are moving the cursor to the previous position on
Vim startup; if you're having problems with that movement, then that's a
problem in your setup, not a problem in Vim.
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