On Wednesday, November 14, 2012 3:46:48 AM UTC-6, Marco wrote: > > I already use Vundle, but I don't see a difference if I create the > > help and corresponding tag files in ~/.vim/doc or in the bundle > > directory. Files located in subdirectories are not found using > > Vundle, either. > > > > ~/.vim/bundle/whatever/doc/foo # found > > ~/.vim/bundle/whatever/doc/tags > > ~/.vim/bundle/whatever/doc/subir/bar # not found > > ~/.vim/bundle/whatever/doc/subir/tags > > > > > Much cleaner, more portable > > > > If it only would work. Since the tag files in > > > > ~/.vim/bundle/whatever/doc > > > > are being found, it means there is apparently a way to locate tag > > file outside of ~/.vim/doc. I need to apply the same logic as > > Vundle, just with a different path. >
I'm pretty sure the idea of a bundle directory like ~/.vim/bundle/whatever is that "whatever" is a self-contained, small, single plugin. There should be no reason to have subdirectories inside whatever. The subdirectories are the children of bundle. What am I missing here about your desired outcome? -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
