On Di, 01 Mai 2018, ds wrote:
> Hi!
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> Let's say I have an autocmd defined in my .vimrc, which applies to every possible buffer (autocmd-pattern is set to *). Now, is there any way to override this autocmd only for a particular filetype? I mean, to disable this "general" autocmd and to use another one instead? With the help of after/ftplugin, probably?
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> (Wrapping this autocmd in augroup, and then resetting it in after/ftplugin/myfiletype.vim with autocmd! overwrites it globally, of course. Is there a less destructive way? Would be grateful for a hint :)
perhaps you can use the 'eventignore' option or the ':noa' command
modifier. I am not aware of a buffer-specific solution.
Best,
Christian
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