Roland Puntaier wrote:
> > This still has the problem that just checking for python or python3
> > being available loads the library before knowing what version it is.
> > Thus a plugin checking for python causes python to be loaded and thereby
> > disabling python3.
> >
> > Perhaps we don't care? At least the user can put has('python3') in his
> > vimrc to force loading the preferred version.
>
> This is fine.
>
> The other solution with a configure define would have another problem:
> has('python3')
> python
> has('python3')
> The first time it would be true and the second time false.
I don't think so. Did you try it? For me the python command fails.
> The change in python.vim and vim.vim would be good to have, too.
> I'm not familiar with aap, so that change was just to make you give it a
> thought.
The problem is that checking with has() actually loads that python
version and may prevent the other to load.
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