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Answer by garyjohn for Where are these non-default Vim settings stored if not...
To see where a particular option was last set, execute:verbose set <option>?To see the options that vim sets by itself, start vim asvim -N -u NONEthen execute :set. In my case, running Vim...
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There are a number of things Vim sets automatically if ~/.vimrc is present. Among them is 'nocompatible' which affects a number of other options. Additionally, Vim does try to detect the proper values...
View ArticleAnswer by Garrett for Where are these non-default Vim settings stored if not...
Try /etc/vimrc as this is the default for most Linux distros I've encountered and may also be the case for OS X.
View ArticleWhere are these non-default Vim settings stored if not in my .vimrc file?
So when I press :set I see a bunch of settings that are not on my ~/.vimrc file. (My guess is they're settings I've set years ago and don't remember). So I do :version and get a path $VIM/vimrc, which...
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