I basically want to add something like
source ~/.vim/source.d/*.vim
to vimrc.
Is it possible to loop over a set of globbed files?
A:
Got the following answer on #vim:
exe join(map(split(glob("~/.vim/source.d/*.vim"), "\n"), '"source " . v:val'), "\n")
blueyed
2010-06-26 00:42:19
`split(glob(...))` without `"\n"` works just fine, if it is not supposed to handle filenames with spaces. If it is then you miss escaping some characters (starting with space).
ZyX
2010-06-26 08:55:49
+4
A:
Why don't you put them into your ~/.vim/plugin/ directory? It will get the job done, and transparently furthermore.
Luc Hermitte
2010-06-26 01:25:01
Somehow this did not work properly when loading .py files from the command line: the `call matchadd()` (and probably everything else was not properly setup): from turning on "-verbose" it looked like it did not trigger `autocmd` for *.py, but for *.
blueyed
2010-06-30 17:35:11
python specific configuration shall not go into plain plugins, but into ftplugins.
Luc Hermitte
2010-06-30 21:58:32
+1
A:
Use the :runtime! command (including the !).
:runtime! source.d/*.vim
This is how the plugin folder is loaded.
too much php
2010-06-28 00:58:02