Re: Vim warns of swap files in "/var/tmp/"

On Friday, May 10, 2013 9:30:41 AM UTC-5, Eric Weir wrote:
> On May 10, 2013, at 9:34 AM, Eric Weir wrote:
> I've disabled syncing between the tablet and the macbook and will go back into my backups before I started syncing the two systems and restore my .vim folder from there.
>
> Actually, I had a copy that I created right before I started syncing with the tablet. I restored it.

OK, so you are now pretty sure your .vim files are good (I guess we've moved on to a new issue...do you still get "swap exists" errors?)

> I now get MacVim,

Ummm...ok. What does this have to do with your .vim files? MacVim and gvim are different executables. Or are you just referring to a colorscheme?

> but it's not reading my .vimrc.

How do you know? Use :scriptnames to see what scripts are loaded. I find it unlikely that Vim would suddenly stop reading its own config files.

> Some of my key mappings work, some don't. 
>

Which mappings? How do you define "don't work"? It is easy to see not only whether Vim has a mapping, but where it came from:

:verbose map MyMapKeys
:verbose map! MyMapKeys

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