"Ananya M (RBIN/ECM1)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写于 2007-04-13 17:02:11: > Hi, > I m very new to Vim. But I'm smitten by it nevertheless. > I use Gvim 7.0. I also have cygwin installed in my winnt system. > Cygwin defines $HOME to a network drive and places its own .vimrc file in it. > I don’t want gvim to use this rc file since it sits on a server. > How do I force gvim to always consider the _vimrc file in $VIM? > Is there a command line or registry option? > ----- > The gvim docs say that gvim looks for $HOME/_vimrc file first(in > Windows environment). > However why is my gvim even considering a .vimrc file within $HOME? > Shouldn’t it have failed its search for _vimrc in $HOME, and moved > on to $VIM to look for the _vimrc file? > ------ > I tried setting $MYVIMRC to $VIM/_vimrc . But this failed, since > gvim always overwrites it to $HOME/.vimrc . > ------ > Thanks for all your answers. > Best regards, > Ananya M > //I'm sorry to have sent this mail directly to you. > //My mailer daemon failed to deliver the mail to vim@vim.org .
Hi, I don't think it's possible to use directories other than $HOME while HOME is defined. But you can redefine the $HOME in your Windows. (System|Properties|Advanced|Environment Variables|User variables) so that the HOME environment variable has a different value, this is the best way IMO. Or you can specify the init file manually. try launch vim by vim --help, you'll see that vim -u can override any .vimrc file. -- Sincerely, Pan, Shi Zhu. ext: 2606
