fnegroni wrote:
> It is a feature that I would absolutely love to have: I 
> develop for several projects following different indentation 
> styles and visualisation rules.

Some code in your vimrc to detect the current directory at startup, then 
implement
the wanted settings, might be easier.

Or, just define a function that can set whatever you want, depending on the
argument. Then call the function when you want to start on new stuff.

While your patch may be helpful to some, the rules for finding vimrc and gvimrc
(system and user) are already fairly complex. Also, I would personally worry 
about
using Vim to browse files created by other people if Vim were designed to 
execute
arbitrary code from any file with a suitable name.

John


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