After quitting vim show the original text in vim

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After quitting vim show the original text in vim

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Either quitting vim or ctrl-z vim, should display the content and not display the previous commands in xterm.

I am pretty sure it's a vimrc setting and not Xresources setting but can't remember...

Thanks.

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if &term =~ "xterm"

 " restore screen after quitting

   set t_ti=ESC7ESC[rESC[?47h t_te=ESC[?47lESC8

  if has("terminfo")

  let &t_Sf="ESC[3%p1%dm"

  let &t_Sb="ESC[4%p1%dm"

  else

  let &t_Sf="ESC[3%dm"

  let &t_Sb="ESC[4%dm"

 endif

endif

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