On 2012-01-19, Maicon wrote:
> > If :scriptnames shows all your plugins, then what behavior makes you
> think that only one plugin loads?
>
> Because VCSCommand is the only that works. Example: the "session.vim"
> plugin should let me save sessions, but the command doesnot work, and
> the option in the toolbar of gvim for this plugin doesnt appear
> either. Also, when I try the command :SCCompile, from the
> SingleCompile plugin, vim says that the command doesnot exist.
I don't use either of those plugins, but I downloaded
SingleCompile-2.9.3.zip and took a look at plugin/SingleCompile.vim.
Here are the first lines of that file.
if v:version < 700
finish
endif
" check whether this script is already loaded
if exists("g:loaded_SingleCompile")
finish
endif
let g:loaded_SingleCompile = 1
let s:saved_cpo = &cpo
set cpo&vim
" commands {{{1
command -nargs=* SCCompile
\ if <q-args> == '' | call SingleCompile#Compile() |
\ else | call SingleCompile#Compile(<q-args>) | endif
So unless you've set g:loaded_SingleCompile someplace, the only way
I see that SCCompile could not exist would be if
plugin/SingleCompile.vim was not sourced. So, under the conditions
in which Vim says the command SCCompile doesn't exist, :scriptnames
should not show plugin/SingleCompile.vim.
Another way to look at this would be to start Vim as
vim -N -u NONE
then execute
:runtime plugin/SingleCompile.vim
:scriptnames
:SCCompile
and see what happens.
Regards,
Gary
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