I've recently made the jump to python3 and I went to recompile vim with
+python3 instead of +python. When I did this I noticed that all my python
blocks in my .vimrc were failing.
Example of a python block:
```
python << endpython
# <some python code>
endpython
```
I was able to replace all of these with
```
python3 << EOF
# <some python code>
EOF
```
but all of my code in these blocks is 2/3 compatible and is critical for my
.vimrc to function properly. Furthermore, I have several external vimscripts
that use python blocks and having to change those is a pain.
Is there a way to dynamically define which python script to use?
```
if has('python3')
#define pythonX python3
else
#define pythonX python2
endif
pythonX << EOF
# <some python code>
EOF
```
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