 Tip #214: Current buffer based menus
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February 14, 2002 3:45 |
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intermediate |
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Tomas Zellerin |
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6.0 |
If you have different menus for different filetypes, and you want to have only the menu relevant to current buffer displayed, you can use this approach:
in .vimrc:
au BufEnter * if exists('b:BuffEnter')|exec b:BuffEnter|endif
au BufLeave * if exists('b:BuffEnter')|exec b:BuffLeave|endif
In appropriate ftplugin/?.vim, there are assigned commands to create or destroy the menus - here typed in directly, may be of course call to a menu-generating function or whatever.
let b:BuffEnter='amenu C.added ...'
let b:BuffLeave='unmenu! C|unmenu C'
<<delet all lines containt TXT |
Edit configuration files for a filetype >>
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