On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 4:19:40 PM UTC+8, Tony Mechelynck wrote:

> Your user scripts should not have been in vim73 to begin with. That 
> 
> directory tree (and now vim74a) is ONLY for scripts distributed together 
> 
> with Vim, and which you must NEVER change, because any update may, and a 
> 
> version upgrade will, silently make all your changes disappear.

Thanks for your advice. I don't install vim with the official installer,
I built it myself. All vim's default runtime files remain unchanged,
and all placed in my vim73 directory. 

> Single-user customizations should be (on Unix) in ~/.vim/ (and 
> 
> ~/.vim/after/) and (on Windows) in ~/vimfiles/ (and ~/vimfiles/after/), 
> 
> where ~ (in Vim and, on Unix, even outside Vim) is shorthand for $HOME
> 
> 
> 
> Site-wide changes should be (on all platforms) in $VIM/vimfiles/ (and 
> 
> $VIM/vimfiles/after/). $VIM doesn't change between Vim versions, it is 
> 
> usually the parent of $VIMRUNTIME (i.e., of vim72, then vim73, then 
> 
> vim74a, etc.). In your case $VIM = D:/Apps/Vim (and, on Windows, Vim 
> 
> ought to be able to find it by removing the vim74a element from the path 
> 
> from which it was loaded, so no need to set $VIM yourself — or 
> 
> $VIMRUNTIME for that matter). (On Unix, Vim is usually compiled with a 
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> "fallback for $VIM" path, and that's what's usually used, so no need to 
> 
> set $VIM and $VIMRUNTIME either.)
> 
> 
> 
> You should not have to rename vim73 to vim74a. Just leave vim73 in place 
> 
> (or remove it with all its contents when you're satisfied that you won't 
> 
> go back to Vim 7.3), the scripts for Vim 7.4a will go in a NEW 
> 
> $VIMRUNTIME subfolder, namely $VIM/vim74a/.


I'm not going to go back to vim73, so I renamed it to vim74a and it works. 
Thank you, and Lane East.

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