Rui Gonçalves wrote:
if you put the '~/.vim' directory in the runtime path (set
runtimepath=~/.vim,...) probably you can put the file in this
directory.
i think you also can put the files in the directory where vim is
installed (for example '/usr/share/vim/vim70').
*DON'T.* Any upgrade may (and the upgrade to Vim 7.1 or Vim 8 will) silently
overwrite any changes you made in $VIMRUNTIME or its subfolders.
regards
Rui Gonçalves
Use one of the directories listed *before* $VIMRUNTIME in the 'runtimepath'
option. Typical values include:
$VIM/vimfiles (e.g. /usr/local/share/vim/vimfiles or "C:\Program
Files\Vim\vimfiles"): for system-wide scripts.
$HOME/.vim or $HOME/vimfiles (e.g. /home/johndoe/.vim or "C:\Documents and
Settings\John Doe\vimfiles"): for single-user scripts.
Use ":set runtimepath?" (without the quotes) to see what 'runtimepath' is set
to on your system.
Best regards,
Tony.
