1.0.0 - Remade structure for GNU Stow

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The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2015 - 2017 Greg Dietsche
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*vim-lastplace* Intelligently reopen files where you left off.
Author: Gregory L. Dietsche <https://www.gregd.org/>
License: MIT
Version: 3.1.1
INTRODUCTION *vim-lastplace-introduction*
Intelligently reopen files where you left off. By default git,
svn, and mercurial commit messages are ignored because you
probably want to type a new message and not re-edit the previous
one.
You can configure what file types to ignore by setting
g:lastplace_ignore in your vimrc. This is a comma separated list.
By default it is set to:
let g:lastplace_ignore = "gitcommit,gitrebase,svn,hgcommit"
You can configure buffer types to ignore by setting
g:lastplace_ignore_buftype in your vimrc. This is a comma separated list.
By default it is set to:
let g:lastplace_ignore_buftype = "quickfix,nofile,help"
Folds are automatically opened when jumping to the last edit position. If you
do not like this behavior you can disable it by putting this in your vimrc:
let g:lastplace_open_folds = 0
ABOUT *vim-lastplace-about*
Get the latest version and/or report a bug on GitHub:
https://github.com/farmergreg/vim-lastplace
vim:tw=78:et:ft=help:norl:

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" ============================================================================
" File: vim-lastplace.vim
" Description: Reopen files where you left off. Configurable.
" Author: Gregory L. Dietsche <vim@gregd.org>
" Licence: MIT
" Website: https://www.gregd.org/
" Version: 3.1.1
" ============================================================================
if exists("b:loaded_lastplace_plugin") || &cp
finish
endif
let b:loaded_lastplace_plugin = 1
scriptencoding utf-8
if !exists('g:lastplace_ignore')
let g:lastplace_ignore = "gitcommit,gitrebase,svn,hgcommit"
endif
if !exists('g:lastplace_open_folds')
let g:lastplace_open_folds = 1
endif
if !exists('g:lastplace_ignore_buftype')
let g:lastplace_ignore_buftype = "quickfix,nofile,help"
endif
fu! s:lastplace()
if index(split(g:lastplace_ignore_buftype, ","), &buftype) != -1
return
endif
if index(split(g:lastplace_ignore, ","), &filetype) != -1
return
endif
try
"if the file does not exist on disk (a new, unsaved file) then do nothing
if empty(glob(@%))
return
endif
catch
return
endtry
if line("'\"") > 0 && line("'\"") <= line("$")
"if the last edit position is set and is less than the
"number of lines in this buffer.
if line("w$") == line("$")
"if the last line in the current buffer is
"also the last line visible in this window
execute "normal! g`\""
elseif line("$") - line("'\"") > ((line("w$") - line("w0")) / 2) - 1
"if we're not at the bottom of the file, center the
"cursor on the screen after we make the jump
execute "normal! g`\"zz"
else
"otherwise, show as much context as we can by jumping
"to the end of the file and then to the mark. If we
"pressed zz here, there would be blank lines at the
"bottom of the screen. We intentionally leave the
"last line blank by pressing <c-e> so the user has a
"clue that they are near the end of the file.
execute "normal! \G'\"\<c-e>"
endif
endif
if foldclosed(".") != -1 && g:lastplace_open_folds
"if we're in a fold, make the current line visible and recenter screen
execute "normal! zvzz"
endif
endf
augroup lastplace_plugin
autocmd!
autocmd BufWinEnter * call s:lastplace()
augroup END