Hi,
For a convenience way, I isolate all added plugins outside of my Vim distribution directory as this :
- awesomeplugins/
|+ powershell/
|+ python/
|+ vim/
+ third_part/
+ vim80/
+ vimfiles/
_vimrc
Then in my vimrc a little script aims to find and add plugins to runtimepath :
" Check available plugins [Vim Python]
let pluginPathList = split(globpath($vim."\\awesomeplugins", "*"), "\n")
let pluginsDict = {'vim':[], 'python':[]}
for pluginDir in pluginPathList
if (pluginDir =~ "plugins.vim")
" set wildignore=*YouCompleteMe*
let pluginsDict.vim = split(globpath(pluginDir, "*"), "\n", 'wildignore')
" set wildignore=
endif
if (pluginDir =~ "plugins.python")
let pluginsDict.python = split(globpath(pluginDir, "*"), "\n")
endif
endfor
" Vim plugins'path
for pluginpath in pluginsDict.vim
let &runtimepath.=','.pluginpath
" Add Vim plugin's help documentation
if isdirectory(pluginpath."/doc") != 0
exe "helptags ".pluginpath."/doc"
endif
endfor
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Then in plug in \Vim\awesomeplugins\vim\backup.vim is located this command :
command! -n=0 -complete=function BckpDir call backup#BackupDir()
When I open Vim, the command is unrecognized, why ?
Thank you
Niva
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