Peter Lewis wrote:
> On Friday 24 Apr 2009 12:43:09 Thomas Ibbotson wrote:
>
>> I recently sent a patch to this mailing list fixing a problem in
>> texviewer.vim with it's way of calling outline.py. I didn't think at the
>> time about spaces in the filename as well. So I have created a new patch
>> which fixes the problem on windows. This patch is against the current
>> SVN version, it includes a workaround for a problem in vim with the
>> default shellxquote on windows (see See
>> http://groups.google.com/group/vim_dev/browse_thread/thread/3d1cc6cb0c09od27b3).
>>
>> Peter, this may also fix your problem, could you test it for me on your
>> system?
>>
>
> Thanks Tom - I tested it and didn't get any noticeable changes I'm afraid.
> Incidentally, in doing so I also tested the current SVN version and that
> gives me the same behaviour as I originally reported.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Pete.
>
Hi Pete,
Does your version of Vim have python compiled in it? You can find this
out easily by doing ':echo has('python')'. If that returns 1, can you do
':let Tex_UsePython = 0' (or add that line to your .vimrc) and try
again? If this then works then there is a problem in the way in which it
is calling the internal python. Otherwise I don't know what's wrong, and
I'd need to find a way of reproducing it.
Thanks,
Tom
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