On Tuesday, January 22, 2013 3:25:06 PM UTC-6, Charles Campbell wrote:
> neilhwat...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > On Tuesday, 22 January 2013 15:30:23 UTC-5, Ben Fritz wrote:
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> >> Where did you define the abbreviations? How did you edit the new buffer
>
> > (specific command sequence)?
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> >
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> > The abbreviations are on the ftplugin. New buffer: :e newfile.cf
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> >
>
> > The plugin is here:
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> > https://github.com/neilhwatson/vim_cf3/blob/dev/ftplugin/cf3.vim
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> >
>
> In your code: once you have
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>
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> g:DisableCF3Ftplugin
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> existing, the ftplugin won't be loaded again. Buffers are not filetypes; so
> you need to allow reloading of the ftplugin each time a buffer of the
> appropriate filetype is edited.
>
I saw that too, but the plugin file never sets g:DisableCF3Ftplugin, it looks
like it is simply a way to disable the ftplugin from taking effect if the user
has it installed but doesn't want it to load for some reason, on any buffer.
I think the problem is actually here:
if !exists('g:DisableCFE3KeywordAbbreviations')
let g:DisableCFE3KeywordAbbreviations=1
call EnableCFE3KeywordAbbreviations()
endif
That should be a buffer-local variable, not a global variable, otherwise the
abbreviations will only load on the first buffer.
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