Set VIM Open file cursor refers to the last exit location

I recently found in the process of using Vim to edit files, the open file cursor always stay at the beginning of the file, particularly troublesome, especially when the file is relatively large.

So I want to modify the Vim profile so that Vim remembers the last time the cursor exited.

The final problem is finally solved, so share it for everyone, hoping to help you.

My system is an Ubuntu system, adding the following in the file/ETC/VIM/VIMRC:

Au bufreadpost * If line ("'") > 0|if line ("'") <= line ("$") |exe ("norm" "") |else|exe "Norm $" |endif|endif

After setting, Vim opens a file and tries to find that you can remember the last cursor position.

You can also modify ~/.VIMRC or/ETC/VIMRC files for the Red Hat system.