On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 12:06:09AM -0700, ron wrote:
> I don't want to disable all plugins. I want to disable some plugins,
> and 'loadplugins' doesn't permit a "blacklist" or something.
There are two possible methods.
1) Set 'noloadplugins' and then explicitly load the individual plugins you
want with the runtime command.
2) Set 'loadplugins' (the default), and set a list of variables that will
short-circuit the loading of individual standard plugins. All but
one of the standard plugins has a disabling variable, and the oddball
can be worked around.
Here's the list of variables (an excerpt from my own .vimrc):
" If automatically loading plugins, use these variables to disable
" certain of them.
" This is confusing - by setting the variable, the plugin file will
" still be read, but not executed beyond the load check.
" So, comment out the lines for the plugins you want to load.
let g:loaded_getscriptPlugin = 0 " getscriptPlugin.vim
" let g:loaded_gzip = 0 " gzip.vim
" let g:loaded_matchparen = 0 " matchparen.vim
" let g:loaded_netrwPlugin = 0 " netrwPlugin.vim
let g:loaded_rrhelper = 0 " rrhelper.vim
let g:loaded_spellfile_plugin = 0 " spellfile.vim
" let g:loaded_tarPlugin = 0 " tarPlugin.vim
" " tohtml.vim (See below)
let g:loaded_vimballPlugin = 0 " vimballPlugin.vim
" let g:loaded_zipPlugin = 0 " zipPlugin.vim
" tohtml.vim convert a file with syntax highlighting to HTML
" This one is irritating and cannot be blocked with a simple variable.
" Instead, the TOhtml command must be created, so create a bogus one.
command -range=% TOhtml :echo "TOhtml is not implemented"
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