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Temporarily disable the vim plugin without restarting

I am using c-support in Vim. One of the features of this feature is the automatic extension of comments .

When I paste the code into Vim from an external editor, the comments expand (which gives me double comments and prevents the insertion - see below, for example). I would like to disable the plugin, insert and then enable it again without restarting Vim. I am not sure if this is possible.

The questions are described here , here and here they describe methods for disabling plugins, but all of them require me to close Vim, get confused with mine .vimrcor similar, and restart; if I need to close Vim, I could as well cat file1 >> myfile; vim myfile, and then move the lines inside, which will be just as fast.

Is it possible to disable the plugin while vim is running without restarting, preferably so that I can map the hotkey toggle-plugin(so that reinitialization is ~/.vimrcin order, which can be mapped to a hotkey [I imagine, you haven’t tried it yet))?

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