Think of VimLocal as project-wide vim settings.
When run, VimLocal reads the .vimlocal file in the same directory as the file
you're editing. Next it looks in the parent directory, then the grand-parent
directory and so on. VimLocal stops when it reaches your home directory.
For safety, VimLocal will not run any scripts outside your home directory (as defined by the environment variable $HOME).
By default, VimLocal will not run. To enable it, create a mapping or autocommand. e.g.
nmap <silent> <F6> <Plug>LoadVimLocal
autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead * call LoadVimLocal()
VimLocal is configured by global variables:
The filename to read:
let g:vimlocal_file = '.vimlocal'
The number of directories to descend:
let g:vimlocal_max_depth = 50
Verbose mode -- show the script name before executing it
let g:vimlocal_verbose = 0
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