Eddy Petrişor wrote:
Hello all,
I have just came across an issue which I don't know hw to solve. I
have tried and read the documentation, but I can't figure out what is
the problem.
I tried to add the c/c++ support plugin to my windows installation of
vim, but I observed nothing happened. The help was not found, nor any
functions that should have appeared.
I tried with a smaller plugin and found the problem is the same: :help
does not find it and no functions are found (tab completion does not
work).
If I run :scriptnames the script is listed as sourced.
Any idea what can I do to fix this?
As far as the help goes, presumably the help ended up in
..somepath...\vimfiles\doc -- did it?
Then you'll need to make vim aware of the new help:
vim
:helptags ..somepath..\vimfiles\doc
:q
<push>
Of course, if you were using vim 7.0 and your plugin came as a vimball,
this would be automatic.
</push>
Now, does your .vimrc activate plugins? In other words, does it have a
line early on of the form:
filetype plugin indent on
To further investigate, try using the -V option: vim -V . You'll get
a lot of tracing information.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
