> However, you can put it's longer equival;ent 2-liner > into local vimrc: > (1) line to http-get the URL to local file or to the > temp > buffer using either netrw, or using ':!wget -O > file URL' > (2) the line to source the local copy
That would work for the .vimrc, but for the .vim, I would get the error stating that VIM can't source a directory, and I don't want to go through and source every file in my .vim folder by hand. > However, don't you think downloading vimrc at > every vim start is going to be inconvenient delay ? I usually only start VIM once and then open and close buffers as I like. Thus, I don't care if VIM takes a few extra seconds to load.
