You can source them:
:so[urce] {file}
If you have there a .vimrc file then you could write autocommands to do
that. This way you can emulate ftplugin directory.
Vim also has the autoload directory, and I thing sourcing files inside them
should also work.
Marcin
On 19:46 Fri 08 Feb , Bee wrote:
> There is a version of vim for the ios (iphone, ipad).
>
> It has a .vim directory, I can move files into it, but can not create
> new directories.
>
> Is it possible to use plugins without them being in the standard
> 'plugin' directory?
>
> Bill
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