> [...]
>
> but I was keen to know the reasons why exec "silent! runtime
> ".g:user_defined_snippets is failing.
>
Change:
exec "silent! runtime ".g:user_defined_snippets
to:
exec "runtime ".g:user_defined_snippets
and you'll get more informative error messages. Really, there's no
reason 'silent!' should be there for that command. It only hides
possibly-useful messages.
If anything inside your user snippets file produces extra output, you
should move the 'silent' (or 'silent!') modifier in front of that
specific command. There are other kinds of errors that might not truly
be 'errors', but if you deal with them individually, it will be better
in the long term.
For more:
:help :silent
--
Best,
Ben
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