On Feb 10, 2013, at 9:23 PM, Marcin Szamotulski wrote:
>> It's not gonna be so easy. Even with a relatively small number of plugins,
>> there's a horrendous number of files to be listed. E.g., every one of my
>> plugins has a .git folder associated with it. The number of files in just
>> one of those is pretty big.
>>
>> Or is there a way to get my system---mac or vim---to write the paths to a
>> range of files?
>
> That's what for are scripting languages. You can use bash, python, perl
> or even VimL to do that. With Vim you can do the following:
>
> set nomore
> redir @a
> echo globpath('~/.vim', '**')
> redir END
>
> Now paste the register a into a new buffer and review the list. It
> should skip all the dot files (like .git, etc).
Thanks, Marcin. I'm just a dumb writer. I don't know any scripting language.
[Perhaps I should start.]
>From what Bill says, looks like I won't be able to use this for the purpose I
>had in mind, but I think I'll give it a try. It might be useful down the road.
Is it possible to force inclusion of dot files? In the use I had in mind the
.git files were the main challenge. There were several. Each associated with a
plugin. Each with many files and more layers of folders than the plugins.
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