On 30/01/09 15:52, Ian Duncan wrote:
> MacVim is compiled with autocommand and is in visual mode, the problem
> seems to be that I can't get vim to load any scripts. Whether this is
> my fault or vim's I'm not sure. Don't I just move .vim files to my
> ~/.vim folder?
It depends.
A few scripts with well-defined names (such as filetype.vim) will be
found in ~/.vim/ (or ~/.vim/after/). Other scripts will be found in some
of its _subfolders_, for instance:
global plugins (loaded at the end of startup) in plugins/
filetype-plugins (at the FileType autocommand event) in ftplugins/
indent-plugins (also at the FileType event, but only if
filetype-indenting is set) in indent/
syntax plugins (at the Syntax autocommand) in syntax/
filetype detection plugins (sourced by filetype.vim) in ftdetect/
colorschemes (loaded by the :colorscheme command) in colors/
keymaps (when setting the 'keymap' option) in keymap/
etc.
Best regards,
Tony.
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