> I *HATE* colors because I cannot read blue on black or yellow on
> white.
> Those colors are all too common.
:syntax off
(Or just don't turn it on in the first place; I believe it is off by
default, so you must be turning it on in your .vimrc or some other
script.)
> I *HATE* finding myself in the middle of a file because several months
> ago I
> edited the same file and that is where I left off.
>
> VIM is waaaay too smart for its own good.
>
> Yesterday, I googled the answer to shutting down VIM's memory:
>
> set viminfo='0,:0,<0,@0,f0,/0'
You have an extraneous single quote at the end of the option string. The
quote at the beginning is not really interpreted as a quote, but just as
an option character. Thus, there is no need for a closing quote, hence
the syntax error.
But really, you can just use
set viminfo=
to turn off viminfo altogether. If the option string is empty, the
functionality is disabled. There is no need to explicitly zero out the
various sub-options.
Read the help documentation for the 'viminfo' option (`:help
'viminfo'`). All of this is explained in detail there.
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