On 2014-01-22, Paul wrote:
> I like navigating through old cursor positions with ctrl-o and
> ctrl-i. However, I don't necessarily like the way it switches
> files sometimes. I end up writing the current file before
> switching files, and when I go back to the original file, Undo no
> longer works. Is there a way to prevent ctrl-o from switching
> files? How about preventing this only when ctrl-o is invoked from
> a macro such as one defined using one of the :map variations?
It sounds like the problem may not be that Ctrl-O switches files but
that switching files loses your undo history. If that's the case,
then see
:help undo-persistence
Regards,
Gary
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