verbose -V

[J.Hofmann]

Hi,

how can I redirect the call gvim -V to a file?
?
I tried

gvim -V c:\temp\ausgabe
but no file is generated.


[Windows XP]

Joachim
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Re: verbose -V

[Bill McCarthy]

On Mon 7-Aug-06 6:55am -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 how can I redirect the call gvim -V to a file?
 ?
 I tried

 gvim -V c:\temp\ausgabe
 but no file is generated.

For a default verbosity of 10:

gvim -Vc:\temp\ausgabe

For maximum detail:

gvim -V15c:\temp\ausgabe

See:

:h -V
:h vbs

-- 
Best regards,
Bill

Re: verbose -V

[A.J.Mechelynck]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi,

how can I redirect the call gvim -V to a file?
?
I tried

gvim -V c:\temp\ausgabe
but no file is generated.


[Windows XP]

Joachim
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gvim -V c:/temp/ausgabe

see
:help -V
 two paragraphs

:help 'verbosefile'


Best regards,
Tony.

Re: verbose -V

[Tom Purl]

 how can I redirect the call gvim -V to a file?
 ?

 [Windows XP]

 Joachim
 ###

   gvim -V c:/temp/ausgabe

 see
   :help -V
two paragraphs

   :help 'verbosefile'

Here's how I'm using the verbosefile setting in my _vimrc file:

let verbosefile = expand($TEMP) . /vim_debug.out

HTH!

Tom Purl