Christian Brabandt wrote:
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> On Mon, August 27, 2012 22:16, Dan wrote:
> > Steps:
> > Put the following in your vimrc
> > nnoremap z J
> > autocmd BufWinLeave *.* mkview
> > autocmd BufWinEnter *.* silent loadview
> >
> > In the commandline:
> > vim ~/foo
> >
> > Insert this text:
> > Test1
> > Test1
> >
> > Test2
> > Test2
> >
> > Fold the Test1 lines in one fold (enter visual mode, select them, then
> > press zf)
> >
> > Save and exit.
> >
> > Open the file with vim again and observe how the file has changed to:
> > Test1Test1
> >
> > Test2
> > Test2
> >
> > If you open the view for that file (in ~/.vim/views/ by default), you will
> > see there is a command:
> > normal zc
> >
> > mkview should use normal! not normal for folding commands, otherwise
> > mappings in the vimrc could be used (some folding operations seem to be
> > done with normal!, but some aren't).
>
> Good catch.
> I found another point, where mkview uses normal instead of normal!
> and it is fixes with the attached patch.
Thanks for the quick fix. I'll include it.
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