On 09/02/10 10:02, Maxim Kim wrote:
Hi,
What is the vim way to define filetype(or buffer) specific menus?
I want a menu to be available only in buffers of my filetype.
For mappings I usually use<buffer> but couldn't find it for :menu
command.
There is 'disable' exists though. But as far as I can see it needs
autocommands to set menus disabled/enabled depending on buffer. Is it
the only way?
Maxim.
I'm surprised that there was no answer to this post in almost two months.
Yes, in Vim the only way to detect that a buffer has been entered or
left is by means of autocommands. Since you want to take some action
(modify the menus, which in Vim are normally global) depending on which
buffer is current, you would have to harness some autocommand events,
probably BufEnter and BufLeave.
Best regards,
Tony.
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