Re: BufRead not reexecuted when returning to a buffer?

On Fri, Jul 19, 2013 at 02:42:17PM -0700, Charles Smith wrote:
> I have these commands in my ~/.vim/filetypes.vim file:

> function DetectFind()
> let myfn = "/home/cts/nodes/vim/".expand ("%:t").".vim"
> execute "source ".myfn
> endfunction


> au BufNewFile,BufRead /home/cts/nodes/f0/test/find/* call DetectFind()


> And it works fine when I start up vim - if there's a vim file with the same root as the file I'm editing, it'll colorize it.

> The problem is, if I switch buffers and come back, it doesn't colorize - I suspect that DetectFind() isn't being invoked again.

> I've looked at all kinds of things, did_filetype, my own did_* flags, clearing autocmds, verbose mode, etc. etc.

> Any help will be appreciated

looks like you need BufEnter...

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