Retire :SwapListLoadFT. #19
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This command doesn't make sense when :filetype plugin on (which most users have), as the filetype load mechanism automatically will source the swap list script when the filetype is set. It has never been documented, anyway. This may have been introduced to restore the current filetype's swap lists after opening of another buffer clobbered them, but that has now been addressed by using buffer-local variables.
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This command doesn't make sense when
:filetype plugin on(which most users have), as the filetype load mechanism automatically will source the swap list script when the filetype is set. It has never been documented, anyway. This may have been introduced to restore the current filetype's swap lists after opening of another buffer clobbered them, but that has now been addressed by using buffer-local variables.