On Tue, Jan 04, 2022 at 10:27:39AM -0500, George Eccles wrote: > I am currently using vile 9.7 32-bit. (It does what I need, and 9.81(?) > seemed to change the 'go to mark' in a way that I couldn't figure out, so I > just stuck.) > > Anyway, on my new(er) Win10 PC, the 'hibernate' function is not available, > b/c the SSD is too small. The next best option would be to just 'shutdown' > the PC. Most other programs (eg, Excel, Firefox, etc) that I use all retain > their 'state'(?) when closed: when you resume, they come back to where you > were. Vile (9.7) does not: I need to re-open whatever files I was using, > set new marks, etc. > > So, my question: has this behavior been changed in subsequent versions; or, > is there some way I'm not aware of to preserve the 'state'(?) of Vile over a > close/re-open?
no - I've not changed that. For recently-opened files, I use this
feature, which lets winvile remember up to 20 files and folders in
the registry:
* a "Recent Files" menu that lists the last N files opened/created by
the editor. Any file selected from this list is immediately opened for
editing. This feature is disabled by default, but can be configured
via the "recent-files" mode.
* a "Recent Folders" menu that lists the last N folders visited via an
explicit or implicit cd. Selecting a folder from this list is
equivalent to executing ":cd <foldername>". This feature is disabled
by default, but can be configured via the "recent-folders" mode.
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