jagpreet wrote:
Thanks Tony/Benji,
Well I could not get the number to identify the script if at all any
given.
But on the script page it is mentioned as
" bufexplorer.zip : Easily switch between buffers without knowing their
numbers"
Author : jeff lanzarotta
Also, about installing vim 7.0
Will it be possible to install it in my working directory instead of root as
I won't be having the access to root.
Also, at present vim(6.4) is installed on the server, will it create any
clashes if two versions exists on the same server.
e.g. if I type command vim, will it take from <PATH>/vim64/bin...
or <PATH>/vim70/bin....
[...]
Typing
which wim
in your shell, should give you the answer to that; and
which -a vim
should tell you all "vim" programs in your $PATH.
There are (IIRC) configure arguments to install in a nonstandard
directory such as ~/share/vim -- and then you should make it accessible.
On Unix, you can decide which of the programs listed by "which -a vim"
to use by making a soft link to it early in your $PATH, for instance
cd ~/bin
ln -s ~/share/vim/vim70/vim vim
ls -l vim
you should see the link
cd ~
which vim
ls -l `which vim`
you should see your own vim7, and it should have execute permissions
vim --version
You should see the right version, and your own byline if you defined
--with-compiledby=
Best regards,
Tony.
