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| − | You could jump to the last place you had been while reading Vim help files if you add this to your vimrc file: |
+ | You could jump to the last place you had been while reading Vim help files if you add this to your [[vimrc]] file: |
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<pre> |
<pre> |
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| − | au BufLeave * if & |
+ | au BufLeave * if &ft == "help" | mark H | endif |
</pre> |
</pre> |
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| − | Then use 'H to go to the mark H. |
+ | Then use <code>'H</code> to go to the mark H. |
To work between Vim runs 'viminfo' option should be setup to save file marks. |
To work between Vim runs 'viminfo' option should be setup to save file marks. |
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What about |
What about |
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Latest revision as of 05:23, 13 July 2012
Tip 293 Printable Monobook Previous Next
created 2002 · complexity basic · author Max Ischenko · version 5.7
You could jump to the last place you had been while reading Vim help files if you add this to your vimrc file:
au BufLeave * if &ft == "help" | mark H | endif
Then use 'H to go to the mark H.
To work between Vim runs 'viminfo' option should be setup to save file marks.
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Comments[]
Perhaps a modification to allow 'H to open another window if a help window doesn't already exist might be useful here. Basically, the problem I had with this was that if i I hit 'H while editing a buffer, it replaced the buffer with the help file (though it DID take me to the right location, as you suggested it would) instead of opening a new window.
What about
nmap <F1> <C-W>s'H