On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 12:45:25AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> some days ago, there was a short discussion on #vim, that one cannot >> easily prevent plugins from loading. A distribution could install some >> scripts/plugins in the system-wide vimfiles directory, but the user >> could not defend against such a "pollution". Each plugin uses a >> different guard, so it's tedious to find out which one keeps a script >> from loading. > > Disclaimer: I don't feel directly concerned as my vim distribution are > the sources from svn (for solaris), or the cream-lite one (i.e., > without cream itself).
I too am blessed with a distribution (Gentoo) that doesn't install
anything unless I explicitly ask for it. So I don't have this worry.
But just as a thought -- couldn't the desperate user do something like
vim --noplugin
and then
runtime! foo.vim
for all the plugin's the user wants?
GI
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