.exinit file in VI
Blair P. Houghton
bhoughto at hopi.intel.com
Tue Feb 19 18:01:50 AEST 1991
In article <1991Feb18.153009.21006 at zip.eecs.umich.edu> bguthy at amazon.eecs.umich.edu (Bala S. Guthy) writes:
>Hello Netlanders, I have a simple question about vi, hope
>there is a simple answer. How do I make read my .exinit file
>in the $HOME directory? I currently a make a copy of it into
>all my subdirectories. Thank you
Try
mv $HOME/.exinit $HOME/.exrc
:-)
EXINIT is the name of the environment variable for
initializing vi(1) (and ex(1)). If you're using a .exrc
file, you should not set or use EXINIT.
Go ahead and remove all those .exinit files...
--Blair
"Huh?"
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