On 04/11/08 18:57, 703designs wrote:
> Here's what I've distilled this to: It works well!
>
> " Set config directory: Usually ~/.vim or ~/vimfiles"
> let ConfigBase = split(&runtimepath, ',')[0]
> exec "source " substitute(glob(ConfigBase . "/scripts/*"), "\n",
> "\nsource ", "g")
>
> I've always split up my vim settings, and I keep everything in a
> "scripts" folder.
>
> Thanks for all the help!
>
> Thomas
Well, there already is a $VIMRUNTIME/scripts/, which is used for
something else, but:
a) If you put your scripts in $HOME/.vim/plugin/*.vim or
$HOME/vimfiles/plugin/*.vim (as the case may be), Vim will automagically
source them at startup, after your vimrc but (in GUI mode) before your
gvimrc if any (except, of course, that no plugins are sourced when you
invoke Vim with -u NONE or with --noplugin);
b) if you rename $HOME/.vim/scripts/ or $HOME/vimfiles/scripts/ to (in
the same path) .../myscripts/, you can source them all at any time by
just doing
runtime! myscripts/*.vim
or, if you want to source any scripts in that directory or in any
subdirectory of it at any depth,
runtime! myscripts/**/*.vim
Best regards,
Tony.
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