> While I'm at it.. I had to run a guinea pig Vim session that I could
> easily bounce because I was unable to find a way to make Vim reload
> the script. If you just source xxx.vim.. it sees that the 'load'
> variable exists and exits immediately & you're stuck with the old
> version.
>
> Is there any way to do that²..?
>
> [...]
>
> ² .. w/o modifying the script, naturally.
Just unlet the variable. From your other response, it checked:
if exists('loaded_HH')
finish
endif
let loaded_HH=1
So:
:unlet loaded_HH | so xxx.vim
While testing, that's the kind of thing for which I'd set up something
like ZyX's examples. (A 'reload' function/mapping.)
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Best,
Ben
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