Ron Aaron wrote:
> Here's a question for Bram, probably:
>
> In 'main.c', around line 382, there is an 'init_locale()' which is
> intended to happen after 'gui_init_check()'.
>
> However, this only happens for the GTK UI. My question is, would it
> cause a problem to move this outside of that conditional and enable it
> for all versions of vim (not just GUI version).
>
> I ask, because I modify $VIMRUNTIME in my startup scripts, early,
> before the UI starts up. If the 'init_locale()' was re-done after my
> vimrc had been processed, then I would not need to have VIMRUNTIME set
> (on Windows boxen) in order to have the gettext stuff work correctly.
Perhaps the best solution is to put the code that uses $VIMRUNTIME to
another function and only call that part again after sourcing the vimrc
file.
I don't know how much overhead this has on different systems. Only
calling bindtextdomain() again if $VIMRUNTIME has changed requires
keeping the value used the first time. Or detecting that it's changed.
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