There are alternatives: Use a local .vimrc file and source that. Then put your configuration in there manually. Use a plugin such as reload to speed up applying changes.
If we could settle on such a local .vimrc we could make plugins add default configuration lines to that file. That would be reasonable fast and scale much better than your plugin only solution because you can add sw tabstop, .. settings as well. And its "declarative" which means you can read the file again. However its much harder to read a "session" file. Loading local .vim files can be dangerous. That's why I made Vim keep a hash. If that changes you must confirm sourcing the file. If you're interested in it I'll turn it into a plugin. (its still contained in the deprecated tovl library). Even more nifty: You can share your setup then. Sharing session files works - but .. *shrug* - I don't want your runtimepath settings :) So I'd settle on local configuration files.. Marc Weber -- 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
