On Wednesday, October 30, 2013 9:14:36 PM UTC+5:30, MarcWeber wrote:
> When does viml code get run (which defines vars)?
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> If you have the default setup, thus such (ftplugin etc enabled)
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> http://vim-wiki.mawercer.de/wiki/topic/vimrc.html
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> Then ftplugin/*.vim files get sourced when such a filetype is opened.
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> plugin/**/.vim files get sourced on startup
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> autoload/** get sourced automatically as needed (function autolad feature)
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> There are some more less cases such as ftdetect,syntax,... which I don't
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> consider important.
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> Thus make sure you're using such minimal .vimrc, if you still have
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> problems with the plugin post again, then it might be a bug in the
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> plugin or a filetype it did'nt expect.
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> I haven't looked at the plugin yet - so everything I wrote about is
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> important to know, but might not solve your issue.
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> Marc Weber
Hi..
I have downloaded the pulgin from the below link..
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2372
File :: automatic.vim is the one im using.
Im placing this file in my home directory(linux) ~/.vim/ftdetect/automatic.vim
is this the cause of problem??
All local buffer variables(with b:*) in file automatic.vim are undefined.
But i can still see the verilog menu being loaded from automatic.vim in my Gvim menu bar.
Im using Gvim version 703.
Thanks
sai
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