Trigger a custom autocmd after sourcing #50
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This can be used to automatically perform commands after a local vimrc is sourced
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I really like this idea! I'll merge soon. |
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I changed the autocommand to LocalVimRCPre, LocalVimRC and LocalVimRCPost and added some documentation. |
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This can be used to automatically perform commands that might be needed to properly apply loaded settings, but that are not/should not be part of the local vimrc.
Example for my own setup: I use .lvimrc to set the indent style for a project. However, these changes are not automatically picked up by some of the installed plugins (example: https://github.com/nathanaelkane/vim-indent-guides), so I need to perform a command to update these. I could (and I do currently) include this command in the .lvimrc, but I feel like this doesn't really belong these, as it is in no way specific to that project. If I can instead do this as an autocommand I can avoid having to include this in every .lvimrc, limiting the contents of those to stuff that is actually specific to that project. As a bonus, it would also allow me to use sandbox mode again for most of my .lvimrc files.