vimrc - How does gvim automatically run a command in command mode at startup?

Question

I want GVIM to automatically run the:MRU command when it starts (this command enables the MRU plug-in). But I get an error when writing directly to vimrc. What should I do?

PHP中文网 · Answer

:help GUIEnter

                            *GUIEnter*
GUIEnter            After starting the GUI successfully, and after
                opening the window.  It is triggered before
                VimEnter when using gvim.  Can be used to
                position the window from a .gvimrc file: >
    :autocmd GUIEnter * winpos 100 50

You should write like this: autocmd! GUIEnter * :MRU

我想大声告诉你 · Answer

Add colon

:MRU

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I want GVIM to automatically run the `:MRU` command when it starts (this command turns on the MRU plug-in). But when writing `vimrc` directly, an error occurs

What should I do?

I want GVIM to automatically run the :MRU command when it starts (this command turns on the MRU plug-in). But when writing vimrc directly, an error occurs

What should I do?

I want GVIM to automatically run the `:MRU` command when it starts (this command turns on the MRU plug-in). But when writing `vimrc` directly, an error occurs