2012/4/27 lith <[email protected]>
> Hi,
>
> > I love how fast vim loads using tplugin and how it changes the runtime
> path on demand.
> > But then I also found some limitations. Seems thare is no way to tell
> the tool not to load some plugins, also the dependency system looks a
> little but clunky because it is based on files rather than bundles.
>
> I'm not sure what you mean by "not loading plugins". Since version 0.14,
> you can define "shallow" root directories. Plugins in such a directory can
> be loaded by means of the :TPlugin command but shouldn't be automatically
> loaded if you call one if its commands or functions etc.
>
Cool I have missed this feature from the docs.
>
> Dependency handling can admittedly be improved. tplugin knows three ways
> of handling dependencies:
>
> (1) Don't handle dependencies and load plugins as needed (this won't work
> if a plugin tests if another plugin was already loaded by checking the
> existence of a variable)
>
> (2) Check if a plugins checks for the existence of loaded_PLUGIN_NAME
> (this requires that the plugin authors adhered to the formatting rules
> which they probably didn't :-)
>
How can I use this?
I understand TPluginDependencies only accepts file name patterns, no plugin
names. at least is what the docs says.
>
> (3) Use the info in *-addon-info.txt files if the plugin provides one.
>
Mmmm is this the same file used by vim-addon-manager?
>
> If the above fails, you can define a file _tplugin_PLUGIN_NAME.vim to
> define dependencies like:
> call TPluginDependencies('THIS_PLUGIN', ['OTHER_PLUGIN'])
>
Ok so TPluginDependencies( accepts plugins names isnt it?
>
> I guess you could put this definitions also into vimrc.
>
> HTH
> Tom
>
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