On 09/01/09 23:29, Ben Fritz wrote:
>
>
> On Jan 9, 3:40 am, Samuel Ferencik<[email protected]> wrote:
>> I use the $VIMINIT variable to share a single .VIMRC file from
>> multiple accounts. The variable holds
>> so /shared/path/.vimrc
>>
>> However, with this setting, $MYVIMRC is not set...What do you think?
>>
>
> I think just sym-linking to your shared .vimrc might be better.
I agree. On this computer, I can log in as either a normal user or the
"root" superuser. So I have a symlink /root/.vimrc ->
/home/tonymec/.vimrc (and the latter is owned by tonymec, so I don't
need to log in as root just to edit it). My $VIMINIT is unset.
>
>> For my own needs, I have changed $VIMINIT to
>> so /shared/path/.vimrc | let $MYVIMRC = "/shared/path/.vimrc"
>>
>
> Probably an OK solution. You could also just set the value of $MYVIMRC
> as an environment variable and not worry about Vim setting it.
Best regards,
Tony.
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