On 23 июл, 05:49, Linda W <v...@tlinx.org> wrote:
> I'd like to try to reuse my files as much as possible w/o modications, so when
> files go missing or I need to reinstall in a new dir or such, I can just
> tar or zip up one dir or just use 'cp -a' from the linux dir to the windows
> dir.
>
> Gvim does look for and use .vim/.gvim (though it doesn't look for them
> first, as I wish it would) -- but it doesn't seem to look for .vim at all --
> I thought it used to, but I can't verify that so it might have been imagined.
>
> So can it be brought up to conform with the *nix version and look for the
> ".vim{/,rc}" versions, and if they don't exist, then look for the DOS
> compatible
> file names?
I have the following lines in my .vimrc:
" use .vim folder instead of vimfiles on windows.
if !has("unix")
set rtp&
let &rtp = expand('~/.vim').','.&rtp.','.expand('~/.vim/after')
endif
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