Add method to enable/disable stabs at runtime #6
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this allows to "disable" and "enable" smart tabs, by putting all the maps in functions. we also have an autocommand we need to install/uninstall during enable/disable
This allows only a single map to be used, driven by state retained in a single global variable
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amended the patch slightly:
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Stabs currently has no method to load/unload, so it's "always on" for the lifetime of the vim session. We want to be able to disable it. So this patch puts all the maps and autocommands into a function that will enable/disable them. It calls the enable function once at plugin load. After that, user can either toggle, disable, or enable.