On 22/02/10 09:33, Yue Wu wrote:
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 07:34:55AM +0000, Francis Giannaros wrote:
On 22 February 2010 06:07, Marc Weber<[email protected]> wrote:
How does this look like? I don't use comments that often and I don't
want Vim to load read lines which are used occasionally only.
My apologies -- I should have clarified that "by default" I meant
simply that the plugin be shipped with vim, not enabled by default.
I want a slim vim, I can choise what I need in script.vim.org. I also think
that vim should strip all of non-enabled plugins(maybe some of enabled too) by
default from original vim.
AFAIK, the only non-enabled plugin shipped with Vim is matchit, and I
damn well want it to remain shipped with Vim. I would prefer it to be
shipped "enabled" but I understrand that that would be non-vi-compatible.
About sourcing too many lines at startup, I believe that this is a
leftover from the time when Vim didn't support load-on-demand. Now that
there exists a $VIMRUNTIME/autoload directory, I believe that (as e.g.
the netrw plugin already does) plugin/whatever.vim should do a kind of
"minimum setup", leaving the rest to be done on-demand by functions
defined in autoload/whatever.vim
Best regards,
Tony.
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