Jerome Reybert wrote:
> this is my first patch to vim, I hope I do it right
>
> I recently started to use the xdg environment, more specifically the
> environement variable XDG_CONFIG_HOME, to move some of my configuration
> files, such as .gitconfig. I set XDG_CONFIG_HOME to something else than
> ~/.config .
>
> There are plenty of rules to set the filetype of gitconfig file, but the
> xdg is missing.
>
> As xdg is kind of standard (at least git recognizes as is), I feel that
> this rule should be added in vimruntime.
The idea seems right, but $XDG_CONFIG_HOME may not be defined, in which
case the pattern is wrong. This can be avoided by adding an "if" with
the condition that the environement variable is set, otherwise falling
back to the old value.
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