Friday, March 8, 2013

Re: Is there a way to see autocommand events fire?

On 07:28 Fri 08 Mar , Axel Bender wrote:
> I'm looking for a way to see the order in which autocommand events fire.
> Setting verbose doesn't seem to do...
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I once found a script which did that so you should try to google.
Anyway writing it is as simple as:

augroup AutoCmdTest
au BufEnter * echom 'BufEnter'
au BufWritePre * echom 'BufWritePre'
au BufWritePost * echom 'BufWritePost'
augroup END

It is usually enough to investigate a few autocommand groups if reading
':help autocmd-events-abc' is not enough. Then you can see :mes for the
messages.

If you want to finish your test just use:

:augroup AutoCmdTest
:au!
:augroup END

it should flash all the autocommands in AutoCmdTest group.

Best regards,
Marcin

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