Re: Saving signs

Actually I wrote some functions that work very well (including jumping between signs or signs list). I use :sign simply because that it's visually more noticable.

2010/2/26 Tom Link <micathom@gmail.com>

> What I mean is a :sign command. I can sign lines of code but, as I
> wrote, it doesn't persists between sessions. Is it even possible to
> write current list of signed lines?

Just out of curiosity, are you sure you don't want to use marks? I
hardly ever use signs directly. The way I use vim, signs are usually
created programmatically (e.g. based on info in the quickfixlist or
the location list). If I want to put a mark on a line of code, I use
marks for which vim also provides commands/maps to jump to these marks
etc. I you wanted to use signs, you probably also had to write some
commands/functions to jump to these signs, to remove them easily etc.

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