Nicola wrote:
> Neocomplete's plugin folder is organized as follows:
>
> plugin/
> neocomplete.vim
> neocomplete/
> buffer.vim
> dictionary.vim
> tag.vim
>
> No matter whether neocomplete is in pack/*/start/ or in pack/*/opt/,
> only plugin/neocomplete.vim is loaded (at startup or with :packadd,
> respectively). Is that a bug?
>
> Using Vim 7.4.1655.
The reason neocomplete does it this way, AFAIK, is to avoid having too
many files in the top plugin directory. It's shared with all other
plugins.
For a package this problem does not exist. You can simply put all files
in the plugin directory:
pack/start/neo/plugin/
neocomplete.vim
buffer.vim
dictionary.vim
tag.vim
It saves a bit of time searching directories.
If someone sees a good reason to also search in subdirectories, let's
hear it.
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