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# True if plugin $1 is compatible
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# Load plugin in subshell and look for compatibility function. If
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- # such function exists, it's called without arguments and
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- # just to call its compatibility function
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- # and let it decide if it's compatible with this environment.
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+ # such function exists, it's called without arguments and if exit
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+ # status is zero, plugin is compatible.
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# If plugin has no compatibility function, it's considered
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# compatible.
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