> of course there is a workaround (which I applied), by defining
> autocommands, that would change the
> statusline depending the buffer type you enter. But that is less
I was wrong... I have no event that would be triggered when I change
buffer... or am I wrong?
I was thinking to define sthg like
set statusline=%{GetStatusLine()}
and define a sort of polymorfic behaviour for different filetypes...
I tried to define the GetStatusLine() in the ftplugin/XXX.vim,
however the default (from my .vimrc) GetStatusLine() implementation is called.
Well this is a more general question... is it possible to implement
some polymorfism, that
is different filetypes would implement there own way some functions, etc?
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