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10.4: Edit binary (and normal) plist files with vim
Cool hint!
10.4: Edit binary (and normal) plist files with vim
I think ~/.viminfo stores recent files and line positions, that kind of thing. There is no ~/.vimrc file unless you create one, but just go ahead and create that file. The same file will be read whether you use fink's vim or the apple provided one.
10.4: Edit binary (and normal) plist files with vim
geohar is right. Don't add it to ~/.viminfo as this only memorizes in which line you were for each file, what recent searched you have perfomed etc. |
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