Luis A. Florit schrieb:
Pals,
How I avoid certain commands and/or substitutions NOT to be saved
into the history list? For example, I have a sequence of VIM commands
that executes on every email quote to properly format it, and I don't
want these to appear in the registries and history.
Thanks!
L.
Think I completely misunderstood you (because of the subject), in case
please forget my previous post.
Commands:
A :SomeCommand will not be added to the history, if you map it to a
normal mode key (including the <cr>), for example:
:map <f2> :Command1<cr>:Command2<bar>Command3<cr>
Registers:
You could write data into variables to not touch registers.
You will need some knowledge about vim script.
:h eval
Search history:
The search history is always overwritten, although you can backup and
restore the last search pattern:
:let sav_search = @/
/some search/
:let @/ = sav_search
:unlet sav_search " no need within :function
...
Do you use filetype plugins?
...
Wonder if this has more to do with what you had in mind.
Andy
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