On Jan 30, 11:56 am, Ian Duncan <[email protected]> wrote:
> I managed to get shim.vim to work by using :so ~/.vim/plugins/
> shim.vim, but I'm just not able to get any scripts working by putting
> them into my .vim/foo folders. Does vim not autoload them, or does
> MacVim just not play nice by reading what's in the .vim folder?
>
First, please bottom post.
Second, what is displayed from the command, ":set runtimepath?"? If
you don't see your ~/.vim directory, then no, MacVim doesn't read it.
>From :help 'runtimepath', you can see that the "Macintosh" defaults to
"$VIM:vimfiles,$VIMRUNTIME,$VIM:vimfiles:after" but I don't know
whether this applies to your system or not. If it does, then it would
seem ~/.vim is NOT on your runtime path by default, and you will just
need to put your plugins, etc. in $VIM:vimfiles and
$VIM:vimfiles:after, wherever those are (is a path separator in the
Mac world really a colon?).
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