Hello all,
I'm probably sure this has been done before, and indeed there might already
be a script or tip available on the vim website. If there is, kindly point
me at it, although I am unsure what to look for.
What I am after is to unload various things when I switch buffers. So for
example I sometimes run gvim. I do a lot of work using vim-latex, and when I
edit a .tex file in gvim, I get a load of menus that load. That's great, but
if I switch buffers to another file which is not a tex file, those menus are
still visible, and that to me, is nonsensical.
I thought I could do something like:
au BufEnter Filetype ...
But I must not be understading what's involved. I thought that vim-latex
might set a buffer variable to detect itself. I am unsure though whether I
am to somehow unload the latex support, etc.
Is any of this making sense? Essentially all I am asking is for whichever
buffer I am currently in to display any GUI components (such as menus and the
like), and for when I switch to another buffer that the unload, and if that
buffer has anything to show, it does so.
I hope that makes sense. If I can clarify any details, or provide any more
information, do let me know.
Kindly,
-- Thomas Adam
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