On 26 Jan 2012, at 14:20, David Sanson wrote:
> About installing plugins: vimballs seem to work well enough, and don't
> require futzing around in netrw. Anyone have any tips for creating vimballs
> from plugins when using Pathogen? I'd like to be able to create vimballs of
> my favorite (non-python or ruby dependent) plugins on my laptop, and then
> transfer them over to my iPad. But MkVimball seems to choke on me because the
> files are in ~/.vim/bundle/pluginname instead of ~/.vim.
>
Creating MkVimball doesn’t care about the directory what it does care about is
that the paths to the files are correct. I make vimballs from all the plugins I
use as it makes it easier to manage them. I usually create them from within the
unzipped folder. It was slightly non-obvious to me the first time I attempted
to create a vimball from a zipped archive. The trick it turned out was to list
each file on a separate line with either full or relative path to the directory
to which your vimball will get made; then, highlight all the lines and do
:MkVimball vimball_name /path/to/vimball. Hope this helps.
David P Henderson
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