Since sessions don't quite restore everything, I was trying to first get my environment working, save a session, fiddle around, and restore the session to have a standard test start condition, without having stuff cleared that I didn't want cleared.
I think the answer to my question is to make a manual or custom pass over the session command output script, and remove the stuff that's causing the problems. --- Benji Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Mon, Apr 10, 2006 at 05:35:51PM -0700, Eric Arnold wrote: > > > > When I load a session, it's almost as if I had never sourced the > > .vimrc. I can see how it might want reset some stuff in order to get > > a clean slate, but if so why isn't at least restarting with my default > > environment, i.e. .vimrc and .gvimrc? And I'm not sure yet, but I > > think that it's clearing some other stuff that it isn't saving. > > > > My highlighting reverts, and some mappings and vars aren't set, and > > some of my app.s start barfing. Is this all normal somehow? It's the > > same for Vim6 and 7. I'm wondering if it clears stuff/vars that are > > auto loaded from the plugin directory, etc. > > > > Having to re-source .vimrc isn't that bad, but having mysterious > > complaints from apps makes me shy away from the session commands. > > Please describe what you do in a way that someone else can try to > reproduce the problem. Try to give an example where the vimrc file and > session file are as simple as possible, perhaps by commenting out most > of the file or by adding > > :finish > > to skip most of it. > > HTH --Benji Fisher >
