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Subject: Re: A vimrc "after" file? (Was: Solved! (Was: (In VIM...)))
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by: candycane - Fri, 25 Aug 2023 06:57 UTC

KM> For completeness, there probably should be a ".vimrc_after" file, that
KM> would be sourced *after* all the other stuff has been sourced. This
KM> would have addressed the instant problem - it is not hard to imagine
KM> situations where it would be useful - where you need to clean up some
KM> mess made by a plugin. I've seen other software where something like
KM> this is provided (the user can supply both "before" and "after" files
KM> to be sourced).

Maybe you could submit a pr for it?

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Subject: Re: A vimrc "after" file? (Was: Solved! (Was: (In VIM...)))
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by: Kenny McCormack - Sat, 26 Aug 2023 01:46 UTC

In article <4137838320@f172.n1.z21.fsxnet>,
candycane <candycane@f172.n1.z21.fsxnet> wrote:
> KM> For completeness, there probably should be a ".vimrc_after" file, that
> KM> would be sourced *after* all the other stuff has been sourced. This
> KM> would have addressed the instant problem - it is not hard to imagine
> KM> situations where it would be useful - where you need to clean up some
> KM> mess made by a plugin. I've seen other software where something like
> KM> this is provided (the user can supply both "before" and "after" files
> KM> to be sourced).
>
>Maybe you could submit a pr for it?

From another poster, it seems like the VimEnter event (in an au command)
will provide this functionality, so maybe no need.

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Subject	Author
Re: A vimrc "after" file? (Was: Solved! (Was: (In VIM...)))	candycane
Re: A vimrc "after" file? (Was: Solved! (Was: (In VIM...)))	Kenny McCormack