Or perhaps less wholescale than :mksession, just :mkview.
Read the section
:help views-sessions
in its entirety to get some ideas; right at the end there is some magic
to automatically save and load views, but I think you need to do some
setup that is described before it to really make it work.
I believe someone/s have written a plugin that automatically does this,
perhaps a bit more comprehensively. Maybe have a Google and particularly
check out the Vim tips wiki.
Hope this helps,
Ben.
On 2/05/11 6:11 AM, Harsh J wrote:
I believe you may be looking to use modelines, or vim's session
feature (:mksession).
On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 12:20 AM, Lena<[email protected]> wrote:
Is this possible, such hypothetic plugin:
"file-persistent settings":
the plugin would save (automatically) and restore (automatically)
settings per file-name(pathname). Namely, those settings that were
different from default vim settings (or from global vim settings).
By analogy with "persistent line-numbers" (.viminfo), this
must be possible, because.viminfo does something similar.
For example. My "set nu" is normally off.
Let's say I do "set nu" on buffr ~/hello.c.
Then I quit vim, then restart vim ~/hello.c.
Then vim would starts with "set nu" turned on only on this
buffer, because vim(plugin) recorded
that setting "set nu" was != default on this buffer(pathname).
Just like .viminfo is automatically saves and restores
line# per per-pathname.
Thanks
L
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