Don't register filetype detection more than once#21
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This adds a command to avoid redefining autocmd more than once in a vim session.
Every time vim sets filetype for a new buffer, vim will re-run ftdetect.vim. The augroup in django-plus.vim's ftdetect.vim file didn't clear any of the existing commands in its augroup, so the autocmd will get registered multiple times. Indeed, this can be verified by running
:autocmd filetypedetectto see that this command has been registered multiple times:I don't have measurements, but I can see a noticeable effect on the delay when opening new buffers in long running vim session with lots of open files.