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#1 2015-10-15 00:50:28
- nbd
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[SOLVED] 'syntax on' in Vim causes cursor line moving on file write
I observe strange behaviour in Vim: the command
:syntax oncauses that on every executing the ":write" command, the cursor line is get centered on the screen just like with ":zz" command. The command
:syntax off executed after that, doesn't remove the glitch. What can cause such behaviour? Maybe some "FileWrite*" autocommand? How one can trace what additional mappings and hooks are performed on executing a command?
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#2 2015-10-15 00:52:35
- jasonwryan
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Re: [SOLVED] 'syntax on' in Vim causes cursor line moving on file write
Please paste your .vimrc
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#3 2015-10-15 01:33:52
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Re: [SOLVED] 'syntax on' in Vim causes cursor line moving on file write
Well, after narrowing down the problem, the cause really turned out to be an autocommand in .vim/ftdetect/filetype.vim: "au bufwritepre,filewritepre" which writes the "last edited" date to a file on write.
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