2015-08-28 18:30 GMT+03:00 Josef Fortier <josef.fortier@gmail.com>:
>> Put it into ~/.vim/after/plugin/name.vim.
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> Thanks!
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> FWIW, this little tidbit is hard to learn from googling, and seems quite generally applicable.
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>> And read :h initialization.
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> Good advice. So I did (probably not as thoroughly as I should).
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> I see that plugins are loaded after exrc loaded local vimrc (and after vimrc). I know that ".vim/after" has special signifigence but I didn't see reference of it here.
Despite the fact that this directory is referenced in :h
after-directory it has absolutely *no* special meaning despite its
position in &runtimepath default value. Set &runtimepath setting to
another value and any special meaning will disappear.
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> This raises a more general question, what is the absolute last file to get sourced? Or more generally, what is the reverse order?
There is no such a thing as "the absolute last file to get sourced".
VimEnter will be run after sourcing all plugins. Order is described in
:h initialization.
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