On Oct 19, 3:59 am, "Christian Brabandt" <cbli...@256bit.org> wrote: > On Wed, October 19, 2011 9:58 am, Thilo Six wrote: > > Thilo Six wrote the following on 17.10.2011 20:18 > > > Hello > > > -- <snip> -- > > >> Several other critical options are already mentioned. Can we collect > >> them all? > >> Which ones are missing? > > > -- <snip> -- > > > Here is a (probably incomplete) list of options i have identified so far: > > > compatible since we are running vim scripts and not vi scripts > > thats probably ok. At least a gracefull recover would be > > nice? > > cpo > > digraph might interfere with key stroke sequenzes? > > eventignore > > formatoptions might produces unforseen results > > gdefault > > ignorecase > > iskeyword > > joinspaces > > magic > > nrformats might produces unforseen results > > paste a lot other options depend on that one > > report > > selection > > confirm probably only annoying > > edcompatible > > startofline might produces unforseen results > > If I think about it, the options that have an impact on regular expression > would come to mind, e.g. 'isk', 'isf', 'isi', 'isp' > > Also 'insertmode' and 'ed' which I find really irritating. > The encoding options 'enc', 'fenc', 'fencs', 'tenc' could also > cause some harm. >
But the encoding options should be respected and accounted for, not modified to suit a script's needs (well, 'fenc' should certainly be modified if needed for a script's buffers, and 'fencs' can be modified temporarily to force detection of a certain 'fenc', but I cannot think of other reasons to mess with these). 'confirm' mentioned above should probably be just respected as well. I don't see any reason unless you are writing a temporary buffer which the user doesn't even see that this option should be messed with at all. I view it as an alternative to 'hidden' or 'autowriteall' even though I know these three options are not necessarily mutually exclusive. I've chosen to use 'confirm', myself. -- You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
