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GeezerVison is showing github.com — GitHub - vim-scripts/restore_view.vim: A plugin for automatically restoring file's cursor position and folding Folders and filesRepository files navigationThis is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4021 This is plugin for automatically restore one file's cursor position and folding information after restart vim. This is a simple script to autosave cursor position and fold information using vim\\'s mkview. Although you can easily do this job by just add serveral line to {.,_}vimrc, write a script plugin can make it more clean and nice. We assume you use a new enough vim to enjoy these feature. Hope you love it:) Views are only be saved when you save/write a file or EXIT VIM. Suggested Setting: Please put them in you vimrc: set viewoptions=cursor,folds,slash,unix " let g:skipview_files = ['*\.vim'] Set it in a plugin file looks dirty to me. So you\\'d better do it your self. This only keywords not in viewoptions is \\\"options\\\". I believe it does not belong to a view. If you think you need it, feel free to put it in. If you do not want views of some files to be saved, please set g:loaded_restore_view. The longer time you use, the bigger view folder you will have. So if you use UNIX environment, you may need to use cron to do some clean job. AboutA plugin for automatically restoring file's cursor position and folding ResourcesReleasesPackagesContributorsLanguages |
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