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10.4: Edit binary (and normal) plist files with vim
Authored by: moritzh on Aug 11, '05 09:08:09AM

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.

~/.vimrc (vim run commands) is the file vim scans each time you open vim to edit a file. There is none by default, but you can create one. Either just start with an empty file or you can copy the file /usr/share/vim/vim62/vimrc_example.vim and append the script from the hint at the bottom. That way, you also get some nice features that are not enabled by default.



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