On 2021-08-30 23:11, Christian Brabandt wrote:
Not sure what you mean by that. Many features (but not all) can be
enabled passing appropriate flags to the configure script. Check the
help from ./configure --help for the different flags.
https://vimhelp.org/various.txt.html#%2Bfeature-list is the list of
features that can be enable during compilation. Those features that have
'-' before them are features that are no longer available. I am asking
if any of those features in the feature list can be enabled or disabled
on its own during compilation.
Yes. You may edit the header file feature.h. Note, if you just start
enabling features blindly, compilation may fail (because of ifdefs), so
be careful.
I know there are some features that can't be enabled by editing
feature.h as the comments around them in feature.h explicitly tell you
to enable/disable them using ./configure
I am basically looking to compile Vim myself, enabling all the features
I want and disabling the ones I don't, explicitly, one by one, not
having to rely on the 'big/small' etc feature set options and I was
hoping to do it by editing the PKGBUILD in AUR for vim-git hence wanting
to enable/disable all features using ./configure.
Also, ./configure has the option --enable-FEATURE and --disable-FEATURE
where FEATURE is to be replaced by the feature's name, so I am guessing
in theory it is possible to enable or disable each of the features in
https://vimhelp.org/various.txt.html#%2Bfeature-list using ./configure
options
I believe this is a feature, that is enabled using feature.h depending
on the feature set (huge, normal, small). What are you trying to do
here? Is there a particular interest in the builtinterms feature?
I want to compile Vim myself, enabling the features I want and
+builtinterms is one of them, but like I've mentioned above, I don't
want to have to rely on the 'huge/normal/small' feature set. I want to
specify each feature myself.
chrisbra@debian ~/code/vim-src/src% ./configure --help |grep -i perl
--enable-perlinterp=OPTS Include Perl interpreter. default=no
OPTS=no/yes/dynamic
#v-
Does that help?
That helps a lot. Thank you!
Not sure how I missed it when looking at ./configure --help
Best,
Christian
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IFo Hancroft
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