Re: python - vim problem

On Oct 20, 3:49 am, roelof <wobbe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I try to make vim my python editor.
> I use for that this page :http://blog.dispatched.ch/2009/05/24/vim-as-python-ide/
>
> But now nothing has changed.
>
> Is maybe the plugin dir ($home/.vim) not right ?
>

The website you references says:

"Second, check if you have a plugin directory. In Unix it would
typically be located in $HOME/.vim/plugin, in Windows in the Program
Files directory. If it doesn't exist, create it."

This is not quite correct for Windows. You do not specify your system,
so here it goes:

On Unix, your plugin directory is:
~/.vim/plugin

Create any of these directories that do not exist. This is EXACTLY THE
SAME as $HOME/.vim/plugin within Vim.

On Windows, it is a little trickier, Vim will automatically determine
your "home" directory from other environment variables. The easiest
way to find your home directory is, go into Vim, and :echo $HOME.

Once you find it, you must create the directory $HOME/vimfiles/plugin.
This is your plugin directory on Windows.

None of the plugins mentioned on the site you referenced bring up
their fancy windows automatically, they require user interaction to
bring them up. See the configuration at the end of the post, talking
about mapping keys to toggle the TagList, etc.

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