On 2009-12-09, Pablo Giménez wrote:
> Hi
> I want to be able to run an script after all plugins have been loaded.
> So ar I want to change some menus entries created by the plugins to suit my
> needs, but not touching the plugins code, so I want to edit my menu entries
> after all the plugins have been loaded.
I usually use an autocommand with the VimEnter event for this, e.g.,
au VimEnter * if exists(":AlignCtrl") | AlignCtrl p0P0 | endif
You can find this and other autocommand events here:
:help autocommand-events
You can also find a description of the sequence of activities that
Vim performs at startup here:
:help startup
which might help you choose when and how you source your script.
Another idea would be to name your script something like ~~~last.vim
and put it in ~/.vim/after/plugin. That name will almost guarantee
that that script is sourced after all other plugins, assuming that
LC_COLLATE for your locale specifies the ASCII collating sequence,
in which ~ is the last printing character.
HTH,
Gary
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