> I wonder if there is a plug-in that provides the ability to mark a
> buffer's state at different times, so that one may 'undo' until the
> file goes back to a marked state. Eg., if you could open a file and
> mark the current state as 'before new thing', then make some changes,
> then mark the new state as 'before other new thing', then make some
> more changes. Then you want to go back to the state that file was in
> at 'before other new thing'.
>
> I'm picturing something like gundo but with support for labels next to
> the undo points. Does such a thing exist already?
>
> Using source control or just writing the buffer to temporary named
> files is to much work.
yes, there is undo_tags
http://vim.sf.net/scripts/script.php?script_id=1997
(not related to gundo though)
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