On 08/27/10 10:12, Tintin72 wrote:
Thanks for your responses.
> For #1 and #2, you can check the output of
:version
to make sure it was built with +cmdline_hist
It's ok, +cmdline_hist is mentioned.
For #3, try control+P and control+N to see if they work.
They don't.
I would first try
sudo update-alternatives --config vim
Here's the output:
There is just one « alternative » in the vim's link group : /usr/bin/
vim.gtk.
Nothing to configure.
Okay, you have vim.gtk as your vim (good), built with the option
for command-line history (+cmdline_hist...good), and ^N/^P don't
work either. The only thing left I can imagine is that for some
reason your 'history' option is set to 0 to prevent it from
remembering your history. Check
:set history?
and see what it returns. If it's "0", then some place has
instructed vim not to remember history. According to
:help 'history'
it should default to 20 for Vim and 0 for vi (which may or may
not be effected by 'cp' settings). You can use
:verbose set history?
to see where it was last set, and hopefully override it in your
vimrc to something you prefer like
set history=50
-tim
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