Antonio wrote:
> I cannot answer for Bram, but my own philosophy is "find a way to make it
> work". If this is not very linear, well, that's life. Neovim tries to
> address your concerns. I don't really know how it works, but you could have
> a look at it. I am happy with the *status quo* in
I cannot answer for Bram, but my own philosophy is "find a way to make it
work". If this is not very linear, well, that's life. Neovim tries to
address your concerns. I don't really know how it works, but you could have
a look at it. I am happy with the *status quo* in Vim.
About the help files,
As far as I can tell, what is needed for language "ll" is
a ZIPped file containing the
*.llx files, plus tags-ll, plus READMEll.txt
What is going on with the ll system.
3 diffenerent systems of writing the ll just for the help files.
.llx (first before . overwriting tx)
-ll (adding -)
Shouldn't the translated help files be (like the translated menu and
messages files already are) part of Vim's version control system, i.e.
shouldn't they live somewhere on Vim's git server (and therefore on
its Mercurial mirror)? Then "make installruntime" (and therefore "make
install") would
Den 28-06-2018 kl. 15:39 skrev Antonio Giovanni Colombo:
> > Are there something simalar for the help translations?
> > Like maybe ":set helplang=da something" could download the danish help
> > files.
> >
> We currently don't do that, but I suppose it's possible. We would need
> to have
> > Are there something simalar for the help translations?
> > Like maybe ":set helplang=da something" could download the danish help
> > files.
> >
> We currently don't do that, but I suppose it's possible. We would need
> to have the mapping from language to download location in the
>
> I dont know much about Vim but i saw running ":set spl=da spell" will
> ask to download the files.
>
> I havent tried it much but it seems smart if the spell check files can
> be downloaded for a language and set the language at the same time so i
> dont have to figure out where to
I dont know much about Vim but i saw running ":set spl=da spell" will
ask to download the files.
I havent tried it much but it seems smart if the spell check files can
be downloaded for a language and set the language at the same time so i
dont have to figure out where to download and what
