*startify.txt*                        Showing recently used files like a boss.
*startify*


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CONTENTS                                                     *startify-contents*

    1.Intro..........................................|startify-intro|
    2.Usage..........................................|startify-usage|
    3.Options........................................|startify-options|
    4.Commands.......................................|startify-commands|
    5.Author.........................................|startify-author|
    6.License........................................|startify-license|


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1. Intro                                                        *startify-intro*

Startify is a zero-conf plugin which shows recently used files and sessions
that were saved to a certain directory.


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2. Usage                                                        *startify-usage*

Startify basically provides two things:

1) If you start Vim without giving any filenames to it (or pipe stuff to it so
   it reads from STDIN), startify will show a small but pretty start screen
   which shows recently used files and sessions by default.

2) It eases handling of loading and saving sessions by only working with a
   certain directory. Two commands are used for convenience:

      :SLoad    load a session
      :SSave    save a session

The default settings are pretty sane, so it should work without configuration.


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3. Options                                                    *startify-options*

Put these variables into your vimrc. The shown assignments are also the
default values.

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    let g:startify_session_dir = '~/.vim/session'

The directory to save/load sessions to/from.


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    let g:startify_show_sessions = 1

List saved sessions in g:startify_session_dir.


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    let g:startify_show_files = 1

List recently used files using viminfo.


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    let g:startify_show_files_number = 10

The amount of files to list.


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4. Commands                                                  *startify-commands*

There are only two commands for handling sessions:

    :SLoad    load a session
    :SSave    save a session


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5. About the author                                            *startify-author*

My nick on Freenode IRC is mhi^.

For latest developments: https://github.com/mhinz

If you use any of my plugins, star it on github. This is a great way of
getting feedback! Same for issues or feature requests.

Thank you for flying mhi airlines. Get the Vim on!


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6. Licence                                                    *startify-license*

Copyright © Marco Hinz. Distributed under the same terms as Vim itself.

See |license|.


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