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Hi,<br />
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if I'm not completely mistaken <i>vimdiff </i>uses exactly the same options as <i>vim</i> does.<br />
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So your <i><b>~/.vimrc</b></i><i> </i>file will be used, if it's there.<br />
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It should contain a line &quot;<i>set wrap</i>&quot;, and that's it.<br />
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There is no option <i>--wrap</i>, however.<br />
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wmp<br />
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Hi,

if I'm not completely mistaken vimdiff uses exactly the same options as vim does.

So your ~/.vimrc file will be used, if it's there.

It should contain a line "set wrap", and that's it.

There is no option --wrap, however.

wmp



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I tried updating the .vimrc and it does not work
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I tried updating the .vimrc and it does not work

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I want vimdiff to wrap my text by default.<br />
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Is there a .vimdiffrc file?<br />
Can I run vimdiff --wrap $file1 $file2 somehow to wrap lines?<br />
<br />
While in vimdiff I can run the command<br />
:set wrap<br />
<br />
But I want this as the default and can not figure this out.
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I want vimdiff to wrap my text by default.

Is there a .vimdiffrc file?
Can I run vimdiff --wrap $file1 $file2 somehow to wrap lines?

While in vimdiff I can run the command
:set wrap

But I want this as the default and can not figure this out.

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