On Sun, 10 Jul 2011, AK wrote:
Hi, I have a ftdetect script defined like this:
au BufNewFile,BufRead *.vtobu setf vimtobu
augroup VimTobu
au!
au BufWritePost vimtobu call VimTobu("save")
au BufWritePost vimtobu echo 'SAVED!'
augroup END
:au BufWritePost vimtobu {etc...}
will only fire for filenames that match 'vimtobu'. That's not a
filetype; it's a filename pattern. See:
:help :au
:help autocmd-patterns
(One exception I know of to "{pat} is a filename" is the 'FileType'
event, where {pat} is a filetype.)
For your case, the following should work:
augroup VimTobu
au!
au BufWritePost * if &ft == 'vimtobu' | call VimTobu("save") | endif
au BufWritePost * if &ft == 'vimtobu' | echo 'SAVED!' | endif
augroup END
--
Best,
Ben
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