On Sep 18, 2015 at 19:09, Erik Christiansen wrote:
On 18.09.15 09:47, Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Fr, 18 Sep 2015, Erik Christiansen wrote:
> So, in .vimrc, something vaguely like:
>
> au BufNewFile,BufRead ~/Desktop/mutt-* call Set_for_mutt()
[...]
You don't need that autocommand. Simply create a file
~/.vim/ftplugin/mail.vim and put all mutt related stuff there and add
an entry :filetype plugin to your .vimrc
Thanks Christian, for the alternative implementation, but I don't need
~/.vim/ftplugin/mail.vim when I can equally easily do it in .vimrc.
Keeps your .vimrc cleaner.
Keeping everything vim-related in one config file is _waaaay_ cleaner.
Cluttering the filesystem with a swarm of files seems untidy, and is a
good way to leave config behind when moving to a new installation/OS
upgrade, I figure.
Not if you have your vim folder under version control.
Now there's no need to hunt around amongst all sorts of files,
wondering where stuff is configured - it's configured in the config
file!
There's a function for that:
| " edit configs {{{2
| function! EditConfig(what)
| let l:dir = split(&runtimepath,',')[0]
| if a:what == 'vimrc'
| let l:file = expand($MYVIMRC)
| elseif ! isdirectory(globpath(l:dir, a:what))
| echoe a:what." is not valid!"
| elseif empty(&filetype)
| echoe 'filetype is empty!'
| else
| let l:file = l:dir.'/'.a:what.'/'.&filetype.'.vim'
| endif
|
| execute ':vsplit '.file
| execute ':lcd %:p:h'
| endf
| nmap <leader>ev :call EditConfig('vimrc')<CR>
| nmap <leader>ef :call EditConfig('ftplugin')<CR>
| nmap <leader>es :call EditConfig('syntax')<CR>
| nmap <leader>ei :call EditConfig('indent')<CR>
| nmap <leader>eu :UltiSnipsEdit<CR>:lcd %:p:h<CR>
This is way simpler than searching for it in the huge monolithic vimrc.
