From: gazelle@shell.xmission.com   
      
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   Jens Schweikhardt   wrote:   
   >Kenny McCormack  wrote   
   >	in :   
   >...   
   ># Isn't there some kind of "verbose mode" that makes VIM tell you every file   
   ># it sources (as it is sourcing it)?  That would be closer to the truth, but   
   ># still not ideal.   
   >   
   >Does :scriptnames work for you?   
      
   It does.  But it still looks to me like an approximation.   
   I.e., still not ideal, but could be a possible workaround.   
      
   Note that my VIM sessions tend to be very long-lived and I end up with   
   dozens of files (i.e., buffers) loaded, so the output of :scriptnames is   
   quite long and lists the syntax files for lots of different languages.   
      
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