Hi rameo! On Mo, 08 Mär 2010, rameo wrote:
> Thank you Christian, > > :-) > > Do you know also how to check the actual session variable name? I don't understand this question. I don't use sessions. Are you looking for v:this_session variable by any chance? (:h v:this_session) > On Mar 8, 5:41 pm, Christian Brabandt <[email protected]> wrote: > > :set lpl? > > to search is > if has("lpl") ? I am not sure what you mean with searching. If you want to know, whether your vim session has enabled plugins, you can simply query the setting loadplugin. You do this by issuing :set lpl? or :set loadplugins? (including the question mark) in the vim command line mode. If plugins are enabled you get the output "loadplugins" and if they are disabled (e.g. by starting vim with the --noplugin parameter, but you could also set it manually in your .vimrc though I am not sure, if this would be in effect after loading the plugins) you get "noloadplugins" as output. > btw... where did you learn all this ;) > > I can't find anything about it online. reading this list and especially reading the help. And of course curiosity to try interesting things out. > > Is vimscript a variant of vbscript? Don't think so. It is a scripting language that consists mainly of the normal ex commands including some control structures and functions that seem mainly influenced by Perl or Python. Read more about it at :h eval.txt You see, reading the help is all you need. Almost everything is mentioned there. The only problem is finding the needle in the haystack ;) But that is where you can use :helpgrep (see :h :helpgrep). Tony posts sometimes a really interesting summary on how to use the help. It is probably in the list archives somewhere, though there is hardly any topic, that is not answered by him. I am not that good at posting howtos/summaries, so my answers are usually rather short. regards, Christian -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
