2015-06-25 1:24 GMT+03:00 Paul <paul.domaskis@gmail.com>:
> My color scheme checks for the existence of a global variable
> g:Lapscreen and modified colours accordingly. The colorscheme is
> invoked from my vimrc. I have sessionoption set to include globals so
> that the colorscheme does the right thing when my session is restored
> -- or rather, that's what I'm aiming to accomplish.
>
> When I restore a session, however, the my colorscheme is invoked as if
> g:Lapscreen doesn't exist. Would I be correct in assuming that the
> globals are restored *after* the colorscheme is invoked? I examined
> my session file and found no invocation of my colorscheme.
Check out :h initialization. It contains all necessary answers (note:
it is not explicitly mentioned *there* (it is in :h -S), but -S and -c
are processed in the same loop in the same initialization stage).
Note that &sessionoptions setting that allows disabling almost
everything is a great hint on *why* initialization is being done in
this order: it is rather explicit that session file assumes that most
of the initialization is done prior to loading it or omitting e.g.
options or mappings would not work normally (there are three main
variants:
1. Sessions are loaded prior to doing normal initialization: saving
mappings, options and globals in session files is almost pointless
because this way vimrc will simply override options from session.
2. Sessions are loaded *instead* of regular initialization: *omitting*
to save mappings, options and globals damages user experience,
especially given that most plugin managers require user to have
something in vimrc for plugins to work meaning that more things need
to be saved to work properly.
3. Sessions are loaded after regular initialization: mostly has no
problems, except cases like yours.
)
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