meino cramer wrote: > Hi, > > (I am using Vim with Gentoo-Linux.) > > When developping functions and such, which goes into > ~/.vimrc, I would like to resource .vimr via > > :source ~/.vimrc > > , but I cannot guarantee, that there are no settings, > which do "accumulate" when sourced several times. > > Is there a way to say to vim: "Forget anything you read > from scripts or/and ~./vimrc while starting initially?" > and resource ~./vimrc then? > > Or -- in other words: Is it possible to "reboot" vim > without leaving it? > > Have a nice weekend! > Best regards, > mcc
You can write your .vimrc in such a way, that sourcing it multiple times is harmless. My ~/.vimrc can be sourced multiple times without any error or problem. Some of the things to do: * if your ~/.vimrc contains a function, you can define it using "function!" instead of "function". * If you define an autocommand, you can use "au!" instead of "au". * In my vimrc I do "cs kill -1" before "cs add ~/cscope.out" My .vimrc is at http://dominique.pelle.free.fr/.vimrc.html Cheers -- Dominique
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