> > I have likely not understood the OP's problem exactly, but wouldn’t
> >
> > doautocmd User MyEvent
> >
> > be one such way?
>
> Thanks. Yes, as I understand it, it would.
>
> My original enquiry was really to understand whether there was an
> existing standard/preference amongst the various options.
Using an autocommand still requires the event-listner to know about the
plugin and the event. And there is no good way to pass arguments.
Registering a callback would be a more flexible method. The only
condition is that the registration method is available, thus the plugins
load in a certain sequence.
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