Thilo Six wrote: > > Hello Bram, > > Hello Folks, > > -- <snip> -- > > What i think about is to have the following: > > > > * start vim with $ vim -i NONE -u NONE > > * dump its ist whole configuration (including variables) into a file > > * source a runtimefile at a time > > * dump the configuration again > > * diff the two configurations for differences > > * repeat with the next runtimefile > > > > Thoughts? I need to seek if there is the possibilty to dump the whole > > configuration including all [gs:]variables. Ideas? > > I now have the attached updated script. Two peaces are currently missing: > 1) How to modify the output of ':set' to only have one setting per line? > 2) How to dump the output from the catch clause (line 28) to a file instead of > a buffer?
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