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vim_faq.txt frequently asked questions. last updated on: 05 september 2018. frequently asked questions vim-faq vim-faq. this vim faq is created from the questions and answers posted to the vim@vim.org user mailing list and the comp.editors newsgroup. there are several ways to solve a problem in vim. this faq gives one of those several possibilities. you can explore the other ways using the information and links given in this faq. the credit for the answers in this faq goes to peppe, benji, charles campbell and numerous others. an online version of this faq is available at faq-index index ~ faq-general-information section 1 - general information ~ |faq-1.1| what is vim? |faq-1.2| who wrote vim? |faq-1.3| is vim compatible with vi? |faq-1.4| what are some of the improvements of vim over vi? |faq-1.5| is vim free? faq-resources section 2 - resources ~ |faq-2.1| where can i learn more about vim? |faq-2.2| is there a mailing list available? |faq-2.3| is there an archive available for the vim mailing lists? |faq-2.4| where can i get the vim user manual in html/pdf/ps format? |faq-2.5| i have a "xyz" (some) problem with vim. how do i determine if it is a problem with my setup or with vim?
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I use a few different machines and I was wondering if there was a way to store or share marks in files that are opened on the different machines.
If so, how could this be done? I am fine saving/re-storing a helper file in the .vim
directory if that is necessary to do the above.
This would be for both lowercase
and uppercase
marks. I suppose one option would be to put the .viminfo
in a git repository and share that between machines, but I'm wondering what unintended consequences that might have. Currently I have:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 01:02My advice is to use a separate session-like file that only stores marks. The command :wviminfo
can write a separate file. So the plan is: save &viminfo
and clear it, write a file with marks, restore &viminfo
.
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