On Sat, Jan 30, at 04:00 Tim Johnson wrote: > I'm using vim 7.2 on Slackware 13.0 32-bit. > > This system has two 'vims': the gui version compiled as gvim and > `vim' compiled without the gui. I would like to recompile the > console `vim' with support for the clipboard and without the > embedding of the perl and python interpreters, but with the option > to embed the interperters if necessary. [...] > I could really use some tips on how to recompile with the following > changes: +clipboard +xterm_clipboard, -python, -perl
The "+clipboard" is enabled, by using the "--with-x" configure switch, or just by using "--with-features=huge" - vim then by default will link against X libraries. If you want to have "+clientserver" and "+clipboard" features, and you don't want to build the Gui version (by default in Linux is the GTK+2), you can use "--with-x --enable-gui=no". Vim doesn't try (by default) to build the various interpreters (including Perl and Python), unless you explicitly enable them during configuration, by using the "--enable-perlinterp" or "--enable-pythoninterp" configure switches. So the following should work for you: ./configure --with-features=huge I left out the --prefix switch; if you don't provide it, Vim installation will be placed under the "/usr/local" hierarchy by default. Regards, Agathoklis. -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
