On 8/15/06, Charles E Campbell Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hari Krishna Dara wrote:
>On Mon, 14 Aug 2006 at 9:43am, Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
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>>4mir Salihefendic wrote:
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>>>Is there a neat way to source vim files in a directory?
>>>Currently I use following solution that relies on "ls" - it's not
>>>feasible on other than Unix systems.
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>>First, you could use glob() instead of system()+ls.
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>>Another idea: you could temporarily change the runtimepath
>>and use :runtime (not tested):
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>> let keep_rtp= &rtp
>> let &rtp= "PathToADirectory"
>> runtime
>> let &rtp= keep_rtp
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>Shouldn't it be more like ":runtime *.vim"?
It must be ':runtime! *.vim' actually, *with* the exclamation mark, the bang,
the !. The bang is needed when you want to source all mathcing files.
Without bang, only one matching file gets sourced.
Yakov
