Hi, Ken, thanks for the reply.
I have no vimrc/.vimrc/_vimrc in both $HOME. Anything in $HOME that connects to
vim is _viminfo. This is just a history file.
My gvim is in d:\vim\vim74. And in both cases output of :scriptnames have the
same line "d:\vim\_vimrc".
And here's how I start gvim in m
Hi,
2016/2/28 Sun 2:18:54 UTC+9 Alexas Chee wrote:
> Yes, the _vimrc is the same one.
>
> $HOME is different, though. The Windows one is C:\user\myname; the mingw64
> one is msys2/home/myname.
>
> But does $HOME matter in this case?
Vim will load .vimrc from $HOME. So you might get different
Hi,
Yes, the _vimrc is the same one.
$HOME is different, though. The Windows one is C:\user\myname; the mingw64 one
is msys2/home/myname.
But does $HOME matter in this case?
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Hi,
2016/2/26 Fri 17:16:41 UTC+9 Alexas Chee wrote:
> I just built gvim (+tcl) with patch 1421 on mingw64.
> I changed file syntax/vim.vim to highlight tcl embeded in vim script (line
> 621):
> let g:vimsyn_embed= "lmpPrt"
>
> When invoked directly from ms-windows, it acts just as expected;
>
Hi, Christian,
Thanks for your comment.
I compared 2 outputs of : scriptnames, turned out that the one in windows has
two more lines:
$VIMRUNTIME\syntax\tcl.vim
$VIMRUNTIME\indent\vim.vim
All others are the same: same runtime path and other scripts.
Wonder why gvim refuses to load those 2 scr
Hi Junrin!
On Fr, 26 Feb 2016, Junrin Sei wrote:
> I just built gvim (+tcl) with patch 1421 on mingw64.
> I changed file syntax/vim.vim to highlight tcl embeded in vim script (line
> 621):
> let g:vimsyn_embed= "lmpPrt"
>
> When invoked directly from ms-windows, it acts just as expected;
> bu
I just built gvim (+tcl) with patch 1421 on mingw64.
I changed file syntax/vim.vim to highlight tcl embeded in vim script (line 621):
let g:vimsyn_embed= "lmpPrt"
When invoked directly from ms-windows, it acts just as expected;
but when invoked from mingw bash, it fails to highlight tcl as if vi
