[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Yakov Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
This problem was reported for Windows vim and fixed in the patch
~month ago.
But what is 7.0.262 ? Isn't ~ 158 the last patch number for vim7 ?
Yakov
I've just tested with the last version and it works quite well. Sorry to
have bothered you with an already corrected bug.
Anyway, even with the latest release installed, the version displayed by
windows is still 7.0.262.0.
Best regards,
Mike Meirsman
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I don't know where that 4-part version number comes from. 262 can be
interpreted as 262d, 106h, 406o, ^F^A (the latter assumes one little-endian
word),... none of which rings any bells with me.
The "official" way to display the version number and patch level of any Vim
executable is (at the user's choice) any one of the following:
vim --version |more
Version number is displayed on the first line of output
and "Included patches" (if any) on second line.
Note: In Win32, "gvim --version" sends its output to a message
popup, apparently after detaching Vim from the shell's stdout
(if any) but without starting the GUI.
launch [g]vim without any editfile. The splash screen comes up, unless
the vimrc or some command-line switch sets the I flag in the
'shortmess' option.
Version and patchlevel are on the second non-blank line.
:intro
The splash screen comes up. Version & pl on 2nd nonblank line.
:version
The version listing comes up. Version on 1st line,
included patches (if any) on 2nd.
Best regards,
Tony.
