charles-- i may have horked it up getting it extracted from the vimball and put in place -- i'm not happy with the paths vimball chooses to place it on -- i want it available both to myself and root, to which end i am copying all the modules to /usr/local/shr/vim/vim70/whatever
i am running SUSE linux 10.0, my current vim is 7.0.178 i've tried this before in an attempt to get away from the way all these latest netrws reset my formatoptions for me -- i've noticed they also replace the latest search argument, another annoyance, so every time i see another announcement of a new netrw, i struggle to get it installed and try it out this one gives numerous errors: Error detected while processing function netrw#Explore: line 2: E121: Undefined variable: b:netrw_curdir E15: Invalid expression: b:netrw_curdir line 68: E121: Undefined variable: curfile E116: Invalid arguments for function substitute(curfile,'^.*/','','e').'\>','cW') E116: Invalid arguments for function search then it comes up without syntax highlighting when i clear the errors -- also it changes my formatoptions, still, so i haven't gained anything over and above all these new error messages i will be reverting to my previous version (v98) -- i've got a :so ~/.vimrc mapped so i can get my formatoptions and whatever else it resets back (but not the last search arg!) easily sorry to be such a pest, scott On Friday 15 December 2006 11:08, you wrote: > Hello! > > I've put a copy of netrw v107m on my website: > http://mysite.verizon.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#NETRW . > > It needs testing! There's been a lot of changes, mostly involving more > code sharing between local and remote > browsing (and which more simply allows both modes to support the new > tree listing liststyle). > > Windows types -- I haven't tested it near enough on that platform yet, > so please let me know any problems with > it you may have. I mention Windows users specifically because > apparently I had none trying out netrw back > when vim 7.0 was still in beta release. > > The new version of netrw also has support (thanks to Peter Bengtsson) > for the Amiga; he gave me code based > on a not-yet-released version of 107l which I tried to merge, so there's > a need for testing with it there, too. > > Thank you, > Chip Campbell -- scott
