On 2016-04-02 13:22:18 +0000, Bram Moolenaar said:
Nicola wrote:
What do you think about adding a command that loads all the plugins in an opt
directory at once? Something like:
:packaddall[!] {name} Search for a package directory in 'packpath' and source
all the plugin files found inside each optional plugin
directory in that package. The directory must match:
pack/{name}
For each directory pack/{name}/opt/foobar, a
`:packadd[!] foobar` command is issued.
Well, although I don't think this is a bad idea, I think we also need to
push plugin/package writers to set it up properly.
In general, ":packadd <name>" should be sufficient to load whatever
"name" does. There can be other optional plugins that the user may want
to load or not. :packaddall sounds more like "load everything that
happened to be in that archive". Might work now, but with the next
update it might add a plugin for debugging that you don't want.
Yes, this is a compelling remark. It is better not to make such things
too easy.
Nicola
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