On 16/02/09 07:41, Skiminok wrote:
[...]
> And what's the difference between +python and +python/dyn.. Anyone?
[...]
The difference is that +python will not run without Python, while
+python/dyn will run as +python or -python depending on the availability
of the Python shared library on the system it's running on. Currently
+python/dyn is available only on Windows, though an unofficial patch was
published a few hours ago on vim_dev to make it possible on Solaris and
possibly on Linux. Bram has expressed interest in it.
has('python') will return 1 (TRUE) or 0 (FALSE) depending on the
_present_ availability of the Python interface, as determined at
run-time (at startup) on +python/dyn builds and at compile-time on other
builds.
Best regards,
Tony.
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