On Wednesday 31 December 2008, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> 2. You are running gvim aren't you? The following will give you menus
> even in Console Vim ("normal" or bigger version) when you hit Ctrl-Z:
>
> if has('wildmenu')
> set wildmenu
> if has('menu')
> if !has('gui_running')
> runtime! menu.vim
> endif
> " override Ctrl-Z (minimize) by a text-mode menu
> " we can still use :suspend for the original meaning
> " of the key
> set wildcharm=<C-T>
> map <C-Z> :emenu <C-T>
> imap <C-Z> <C-O>:emenu <C-T>
> endif
> endif
Installed the above. Just getting the hang of it.
Back to the original problem:
FYI: On ubuntu, vim.full which is the origin of
the vim/gvim symlink has got everything but the kitchen sink compiled
in - including the ruby, perl, tcl, and python interpreters.
I had just updated perl as per Adept Notifier. Well, just on a hunch, I
installed "vim with python support" (vim.python) which has only the
python interpeter compiled in, which is all I need actually, and
adjusted symlinks so that `vim' or `gvim' loads vim.python and
I have my menubar back. And vim loads faster.
Go figure!
Thanks again Tony
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