On 2014-04-18, Magee, Fred wrote:
> The other Linux system admin and I have dramatically different ideas about how
> vim should be configured. Is it possible for me to create a test for user id
> and use my vim configuration including plugins etc. that I can use when using
> vim as root? For example is there an environment variable vim uses for config
> files I can set when I su to root?
You could use the VIMINIT environment variable and set it something
like this after you login as root:
VIMINIT=/home/fred/.root_vimrc
Vim sources your plugins from the directories in 'runtimepath' which
it builds on startup using the value of $HOME. To make Vim source
your personal plugins, put the following in /home/fred/.root_vimrc:
let &rtp = substitute(&rtp, "/root", "/home/fred", "g")
source /home/fred/.vimrc
To verify that you're getting the right set of plugins as you
experiment with the above, use the ":scriptnames" command.
See
:help VIMINIT
:help 'rtp'
:help :scriptnames
Regards,
Gary
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