> On 2010-01-29, Benjamin R. Haskell wrote:
> > I just managed to clobber one machine's ~/.vim.local directory
> > (where I keep machine-specific settings). Luckily I have an
> > instance of 'vim' still running with the old settings. Armed with
> > my recent ':redir @a' knowledge (thanks to Brett and wikia), I've
> > managed to save the settings I care about, via:
> >
> > :redir @a
> > :let
> > :set
> > :abbrev
> > :map
> > :redir END
> >
> > But, I was wondering: is there a way to get single-column output for
> > ':set'? The results I got were hard to 'diff'.
>
> You could use :mkvimrc.
Hmm. Cool. I don't really like the way it formats things (e.g.
literal ^V^P and ^V^[ where I'd written <C-P> and <ESC> in mappings)
(for compatibility, as explained by :help :mkvimrc). But, it did manage
to make me notice a couple things I'd missed in the first diffs.
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Thanks,
Ben
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