On 16 Apr 2013, at 17:46, Ben Fritz wrote:
On Tuesday, April 16, 2013 8:24:34 AM UTC-5, Niels Kobschätzki wrote:
Hi,
when I open a tex-file vim suddenly uses more than 100% CPU and
freezes
(when I use MacVim it usually freezes the moment I switch away from
the
MacVim-window).
Is there an easy way to disable plugins, so that I can find out which
one the problematic one is? I don't want to uninstall all (not that
hard
since I am using vundle) and install them one-by-one but I'd like to
disable them and then enable one by one to see where the problem is.
You can disable all of them with the --no-plugin switch when launching
Vim.
To re-enable one by one, you COULD combine that with a "runtime
plugin/someplugin.vim" to enable a specific
plugin after load. But this would be probably even more onerous than
removing plugins in vundle and putting them back in one by one.
Alternatively, *most* plugins have a load guard like:
if exists('g:loaded_someplugin')
finish
endif
let g:loaded_someplugin = 1
For any such plugins you can simply put "let g:loaded_someplugin =
'skip'" into your .vimrc, and remove that line and restart Vim to
re-enable the plugin.
I think I remember at least one of VAM and vundle also claim to
support enabling/disabling plugins while Vim is still running, but I
don't remember which does this, and I didn't see that mentioned in the
brief glance at each
github page. Perhaps I'm misremembering.
Ok, that's not really easy as well…I went the uninstall-way with
vundle and found the incompatability (which got confirmed by some more
googling).
Thanks,
Niels
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