ZyX wrote:
> Why 10 000? I set it to 65 536 and it runs fine (except for slow
> startup due to me keeping history not in viminfo (when keeping history
> and other things in viminfo only you are limited to one vim instance:
> with two or more vim instance that exited last wins and other
> instances' histories are thrown away)).
It's just an arbitrary limit. Large values are not useful and will blow
up the viminfo file. Something like 100 is realistic, thus allowing 100
times that seems like a good limit.
The fight over who exits last still needs to be fixed, that is an
annoying problem. Should really take the last typed commands, that
requires storing timestamps.
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