On Sunday 08 February 2009 12:57 pm, R. Hicks wrote:
>
> I am not running into problems at all. I was just curious. I am a basic
> user of Vim and my .vimrc is 305 lines long (including comments and
> blank lines). Is there a point where you modularize it? I am not sure I
> see the point there. Is there a "best practive" for maintaining a .vimrc?
mine's 468 and counting:
http://home.swbell.net/toothpik/.vimrc
there's probably a case to be made that it's incrementally
faster to define all functions in .vimrc since sourced
modules require some filesystem i/o, but the difference is
negligible and the most important concern IMO is how well
organized it is for your understanding and ease of
maintenance
i source modules when the functions are long or ... well,
when i feel like it -- there are no rules
enjoy
sc
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