add a parameter for identifying the applied state #13
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vivien
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Nov 28, 2016
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In fact, may I ask you to add a single line let b:linuxsty_applied = 1 in this statement? So that we change only one line and keep consistent with an implicit linuxsty namespace here.
A small addition in the README file to mention this new buffer variable would be a must.
If you tell me that it works as you expect, I'll happily merge this. Thanks!
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I added extra commit for the readme file and changed it to b:linuxsty_applied
I did see no problem popping up and its working fine.
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