Hi Manuel!
On Mi, 11 Dez 2013, Manuel Ortega wrote:
> > Now, since lowercase marks are associated with the *buffer* and not the
> *file*, I would in fact expect :bwipe to zap those.
>
> Huh? Lowercase marks are associated with *files*. In the .viminfo file,
> where the lowercase marks are, each one is associated with a pathname,
> i.e., a file. (It's just that in a sense each lowercase mark is associated
> with more than one file; that doesn't make them assigned to buffers rather
> than files, though.)
No. Only uppercase marks are stored in .viminfo, lowercase marks are
only valid within a current buffer, they don't contain file information.
> If :bwipe should leave uppercase marks intact, it should leave lowercase
> marks intact too. Both kinds of marks are for files.
No
> But there clearly should be a command to wipe away all the marks associated
> with a file in one fell swoop. If :bwipe won't serve that, then something
> should.
:delmarks A-Z
Best,
Christian
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