Hi Marty,

2008/12/20 Marty Brandon:
>
> I really appreciate the work that has been done on MacVim.  It's
> terrific!
>
> I've recently found what I think is a minor bug.  Normally, I would
> try to save views on a file automatically with these lines in
> my .vimrc:
>
> au BufWinLeave *.* mkview
> au BufRead *.* loadview
>
> This works fine running the Vim executable inside Terminal.  However,
> when mvim is used to open a file, any folds stored in the view
> definition file are not displayed.  Moreover, inspecting the view
> definition file shows that the fold definitions have been stripped
> out.  The stripping occurs as the data file is read.  I confirmed this
> by grepping the view definition file at each stage (opening, closing,
> etc.).
>
> Managing the views manually works as expected.  The steps 'open a
> file, create a fold, :mkview, close, reopen, :loadview' work fine in
> the Terminal or in the GUI or mixing between the two.  Only when the
> GUI tries to read a view definition automatically does the behavior
> occur.

It seems I forgot to reply to this message...sorry about that.
Anyway, I don't understand what the problem is (and from the lack of
replies I guess I'm not the only one).  Can you provide a minimal set
of step-by-step instructions of what it is you are doing, what the
expected outcome is, as well as what the actual outcome is?

Björn

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