Enno Nagel wrote: > Am Samstag, 29. März 2014 18:42:35 UTC+1 schrieb Enno: > > Under Windows, the undo-, backup- and swapdir-settings accept back- or > > forward-slashes, but viminfo only the backslash variant. > > It was > > let s:tmpdir=$HOME.'/.vim/tmp/' > > and > > let &viminfo="!,\'10,\"100,:20,h,n".s:tmpdir.'.viminfo' > > This did not restore the cursor position in the last edited files. > > It works fine now since I changed the topmost line to > > let s:tmpdir=$HOME.'\.vim\tmp\' > > I am wondering why, with either one of these settings, gvim still > produces a _viminfo file in the home directory.
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