Nicola wrote:
> >> On 2016-07-03 20:24:27 +0000, bstaletic (Vim Github Repository) said:
> >>
> >>> If YouCompleteMe is placed in $HOME/.vim/pack/ycm/start/YouCompleteMe
> >>> it works perfectly, but if it is place in opt in stead of start it
> >>> doesn't even load.
> >> As the manual says, packadd just sources the plugin file. YCM does some
> >> initialization on VimEnter, and that needs to be performed manually:
> >>
> >> packadd youcompleteme
> >> call youcompleteme#Enable()
> >
> > Since :packadd is new it's not unexpected that some scripts, that were
> > written to be loaded on startup, don't completely work when started in
> > another way.
> >
> > It should be easy to fix, the script can detect that VimEnter has
> > already happened and instead call the function right away. There
> > actually is an example right at the help for VimEnter:
> >
> > if v:vim_did_enter
> > call s:init()
> > else
> > au VimEnter * call s:init()
> > endif
>
>
> That's what the proposed pull request does. It checks `has('vim_starting')`
> rather than `v:vim_did_enter`, but that should be also ok, shouldn't it?
>
> (Correct me if I'm wrong: `v:vim_did_enter` has been introduced only recently,
> so using `vim_starting` may be compatible with older versions.)
Yes, I saw the pull request after writing this. Looks like it all fits
together.
Using v:vim_did_enter is more precise, about when VimEnter triggers.
Avoids corner cases and dependency on how it works exactly.
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