On Aug 11, 4:50 pm, Charles Campbell <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Are you aware of the bifurcation of the plugins into a plugin/ directory and
> an autoload/ directory?
Yes, and I use it in my own plugin system. Nevertheless, the standard
plugins are not standard in how they can be disabled. And I truly
don't understand how it came to be that e.g. "tohtml" became a
standard plugin loaded by everyone.
To answer the criticism someone else raised, that apparently few have
complained about the current system -- I posit that most people have
never looked, and have no idea how much stuff gets loaded by default.
It becomes noticeable on older hardware, where vim is no longer the
spry and efficient editor it used to be, but has fallen victim (as
have many of us, I'm afraid) to "middle-age bulge".
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