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macvim does not holds settings (Edit -> Global Settings) #33

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astromatt opened this issue Aug 8, 2011 · 3 comments
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macvim does not holds settings (Edit -> Global Settings) #33

astromatt opened this issue Aug 8, 2011 · 3 comments

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@astromatt
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My macvim does not save a settings for example Edit -> Global Settings -> Toggle Toolbar, Toggle Right Scrollbar and so on...

Every time I am reopening an application it setts this options to defaults :{
Same as "current working directory" at file browser.

@alloy
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alloy commented Aug 8, 2011

I’m not sure what you mean by the “current working directory” in the file browser. It gets the cwd from the vim process, so it should always display that directory that was the wd when you opened files. Or in a new empty window it will default to your home folder.

@astromatt
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That's the thing.
I am using by opening from Applications folder, and it defaults to my $HOME.
In my case, better option would be: open to the last used cwd.

@datanoise
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Place this in your .gvimrc:

set guioptions-=T " Disable toolbar

As for the cwd, it has nothing to do with MacVim. Besides it's quite easy to implement in your .vimrc file.

seletz pushed a commit to seletz/macvim that referenced this issue Sep 8, 2013
Don't double-encode URLs before parsing them
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