On Friday 12 October 2012 04:03:29 Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> The problem with autocommands is that they can do lots of things that
> the code where they are triggered from does not expect.  It's not
> unusual for Vim to crash.  Try changing to another buffer, moving the
> cursor, closing the window, renaming the buffer, etc.  It is very
> difficult to handle every single one of these.  We still find problems
> with existing autocommands.
> 
> Perhaps there is another way to do what you want?

My plugin unfortunately breaks default Vim functionality (<count>{dd,yy,cc 
etc}) and as mentioned in my first mail, other plugins using the default Vim 
operations may not work with mine (or vice versa).
I tried to fix that with VimL but without success. This patch was my last 
resort to fix my problems rather than to add a nice to have feature. But I 
fully understand your concerns.

Thank you anyways.

Best,
Mohammed

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