Jürgen Krämer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Error detected while processing command line:
>> E471: Argument required
>
> try
>
> alias vim="vim -c 'source ~/.vimrc'"
>
> instead.
Gack yeah I missed the single quotes. But it still doesn't help.
The alias doesn't error but after . .bashrc (Where I put the alias)
Then vim .bashrc and still I get the purple mode line and my settings
are not loaded until I manual `:so ~/.vimrc'. This seems too silly
really. It has to be something in what is getting sourced that is
overpowering my .vimrc eh?
Put one poster showed how to start vim with no sourcing of all that
guff. vim --noplugins .bashrc
Still get the purple modeline and not my settings.
And just for the record: alias |grep vim
alias vim='vim -c '\''source ~/.vimrc'\'''
And inside vim :echo $MYVIMRC
/home/reader/.vimrc
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What the heck...
