On 2014-12-09, jy yap wrote:
> For example, a computer user opens test123.txt using vim, makes
> some editions and save as test456.txt.
>
> How can I obtain these filenames so that I could include them in
> my customized logs?
The name of the file in the current buffer is in the % register.
The name of the file matching an autocommand pattern is in <afile>
and/or <amatch>. See
:help registers
:help quote_%
:help <afile>
:help filename-modifiers
:help fnamemodify()
:help expand()
> Meanwhile, I am experimenting with autocmd. I find that the
> autocmd that I have defined disappears after I close the vim
> program. How can I make the autocmd permanent?
The most common place to put settings and other commands you wish to
make permanent is in your ~/.vimrc file. See
:help usr_05.txt
Regards,
Gary
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