Clear autocmd to prevent pile-up of function declarations#43
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Clear autocmd to prevent pile-up of function declarations#43runarorama wants to merge 2 commits intodag:masterfrom
function declarations#43runarorama wants to merge 2 commits intodag:masterfrom
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Bump. |
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Vim already wraps it in an augroup, right? https://github.com/vim/vim/blob/d47d52232bf21036c5c89081458be7eaf2630d24/runtime/doc/filetype.txt#L180 |
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I think you're right about that, but there should at least be an |
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Taken from dag#43
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This solves a problem with the .vimrc being sourced more than once, which is a common occurrence.