On 31/07/12 11:49 AM, ping wrote:
On 7/30/2012 9:28 PM, Gary Johnson wrote:
On 2012-07-30, ping wrote:
What I recommend is to add a new filetype.vim in one of the following
places (shown as they would appear in Vim):
- Single-user on Windows
$HOME/vimfiles/filetype.vim
I actually prefer creating a file per filetype in
$HOME/vimfiles/ftdetect, as detailed at the beginning of
:help new-filetype
vim help doesn't mention anything about vimfiles directory...
not sure if this is what it was originally posted, but I did the following test,
still confusing..
created file .vim/ftdetect/log.vim, here is the content:
1 au BufRead *.log,*.txt call s:FTmy()
2 echo "we are in log.vim"
3
4 function! s:FTmy()
5 echo "we are under Ftmy"
6 endfunction
while open a temp.log file, I see "we are in log.vim", but not see "we are under
FTmy"...
am I missing anything here?
If temp.log is not an existing file, but a new file, it could be because
you omitted BufNewFile from the autocommand. Try
au BufRead,BufNewFile *.log,*.txt call s:FTmy()
Ben.
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