Aitor Pérez Iturri wrote: > Hi all, > Hola :D Just my two cents, as always. > I'm planning to create some recipes for vim addons (scripts and so on), > but i don't like the idea of have them installed in system paths because > vim scripts are intended to be installed under the user home directory. > Are they supposed to be installed there for some particular reason? Otherwise I think we could well install them system wide. > I have an idea of how we could keep that recipes, i implemented here and > works, this is how it works (i think something similar is being done > under debian for vim addons): > > * Creating recipes that install the contents of the vim addon as usual > under /Programs/Vim-Script/Version/vimfiles > * Then i created a little script [1] (in bash using the gobo functions) that > can install/uninstall scripts in the user home, example: > > VimAddonManager Vim-AutoFold <- installs the addon under $HOME/.vim > VimAddonManager -u Vim-AutoFold <- uninstall the addon > VimAddonManager -d /tmp/test Vim-AutoFold <- installs the addon > under /tmp/test > > That bash script could come with the vim recipe so users could safely > activate addons with a simple command. > > I was thinking to give support in the bash script to enable and disable > some of the addons that come with Vim (official ones). > > What do you think about this? > > [1] http://pastebin.com/m752ac953 > > Greets, > > Aitor >
As said above, having something installed under /Programs and then having also to provide a script (as little as it can be) to move things under the user's home directory sounds a bit of a hack to me, if not useless. What is the standard way suggested to install these addons? Daniele _______________________________________________ gobolinux-devel mailing list gobolinux-devel@lists.gobolinux.org http://lists.gobolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/gobolinux-devel
