Max Dyckhoff wrote:
That's strange, my marks are maintained when I do an reload the buffer with :e,
and the jumplist seems to be preserved, too. I never use either mechanism, but
a little experiment shows they are still there. Perhaps there are other things
that are erased too though, a side-effect I hadn't thought of.
Perhaps it is something to do with my vimrc; I am pretty keen on keeping things
around for as long as possible (:set hidden, :set history=1000, etc)
Max
Marks are remembered in the viminfo: local marks according to 'nn (nn = number
of files) which must be included whenever 'viminfo' is nonempty, and global
marks according to f (default=all, fn [n != 0] =all, f0 = none).
Best regards,
Tony.
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