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remember last visited line in vim
hi, I know we can do this; but dont know how..
I open a file using vim..browse thru it and then say :wq after reaching some line; The next time I open the same file, I want vim to position the cursor on the line where I left last time; anyone? |
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hi thanks! thats definitely "life changing!"
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