Joseph White wrote:
Hi All,
When you download c.vim : C/C++-IDE, BASH-IDE, or Perl-IDE, for
example, the directions to install and get the menu items to show up,
goes as follows:
install details
Copy the zip archive cvim.zip to $HOME/.vim/ and run
unzip cvim.zip
While this works fine on
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On 24-Mar-07, at 8:35 AM, Michael Henry wrote:
Joseph White wrote:
While this works fine on Linux; Mac OS X Vim does not recognize
or read the $Home/.vim directory, is there an alternate location
to place the IDE files?
On Windows it is the
Joseph White wrote:
While this works fine on Linux; Mac OS X Vim does not recognize or read
the $Home/.vim directory, is there an alternate location to place the
IDE files?
On Windows it is the c:/program files/vim/plugin directory or something
close to that. Can't figure what it might be
Rui Gonçalves wrote:
if you put the '~/.vim' directory in the runtime path (set
runtimepath=~/.vim,...) probably you can put the file in this
directory.
i think you also can put the files in the directory where vim is
installed (for example '/usr/share/vim/vim70').
*DON'T.* Any upgrade may (an
if you put the '~/.vim' directory in the runtime path (set
runtimepath=~/.vim,...) probably you can put the file in this
directory.
i think you also can put the files in the directory where vim is
installed (for example '/usr/share/vim/vim70').
regards
Rui Gonçalves
On 3/23/07, Joseph White <[E
Hi All,
When you download c.vim : C/C++-IDE, BASH-IDE, or Perl-IDE, for
example, the directions to install and get the menu items to show up,
goes as follows:
install details
Copy the zip archive cvim.zip to $HOME/.vim/ and run
unzip cvim.zip
While this works fine on Linux; Mac OS X V
