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April 11, 2020 14:15
User can now define any number of init functions for a project, by
writing multiple Init commands, just like Callback works. They will be
called sequentially in the same order they are defined:
Project 'path', 'ProjectName'
Init 'ProjectName', 'FirstFunction'
Init 'ProjectName', 'SecondFunction'
will result in
(...) | call FirstFunction('ProjectName') | call SecondFunction('ProjectName') (...)
execution when project is opened.
This only works if g:project_enable_welcome is set to 1.
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Adds new command,
Init, which causes defined callback function(s) to fire once when project is selected on the welcome screen.