Am 26.03.2016 um 21:03 schrieb Gary Johnson:
On 2016-03-26, Andy Wokula wrote:
if has("vim_starting")
" init on VimEnter
else
" init immediately
endif
That's a very odd application of has().
The has() function is clearly intended to indicate presence or
absence of some feature that is compiled in, or in the case of
"gui_running", available only under certain unchanging conditions.
I would never think to look among features for a flag indicating the
startup state. Even Bram did not find it.
Proper linking in the help should be enough?
It's probably too late to change it, but I think it would make more
sense to expose that state as a variable such as v:vim_starting or
v:vim_did_enter or as a function such as vim_starting().
Regards,
Gary
It has been there for a long time (Vim 5.7 or earlier).
There are other "dynamic" items:
has("multi_byte_encoding")
has("syntax_items")
...
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Andy
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