Thursday, January 30, 2020

how can I configure plugins managed by vim's package manager?

Hi,

I am running into a problem when trying to use vim's built-in package management system: since vim doesn't look for and run the plugins until after the .vimrc is executed, where am I supposed to put my configuration code that depends upon the functionality defined in my plugins?

For instance, the vim-operator-user plugin (https://github.com/kana/vim-operator-user/) defines a function "operator#user#define()". If I try to call the function in my .vimrc, vim will, at start-up, generate an error telling me that the function doesn't exist. However, I know that I have installed the plug-in properly because, if I re-run my .vimrc immediately after start-up (using the ":source" command), vim will find the function, call it, and not generate any errors. So, where am I supposed to put my code that calls "operator#user#define()"?

- Aaron

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