On 05/12/12 09:09, Marc Weber wrote:
There are quite a lot of files supporting sub filetypes such as
.haml
.php
and whatnot
Some plugins such as snippet and commenting plugins could benefit from
knowing which filetype the current cursor is at.
Do any implemantions of this beside the one contained in tcomment
already exist?
Marc Weber
To know which 'filetype' has been detected for the current editfile, see
:help expr-option
if &filetype == ""
" no filetype has been detected (NoName buffer?)
elseif &filetype == "php"
" do something
elseif &filetype == "phtml"
" do something else
else
" this is probably not PHP
endif
Or did I misunderstand your question? If I did, please explain more clearly.
Best regards,
Tony.
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