Re: gvim project plugin

On 24/07/10 06:52, packet wrote:
> Here what i don't understand how to install for my gvim not sure how to
> setup the path for it to work.Do i have to put it in my .vimrc file?
>
> http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=69

No. The script page says: "Decompress and untar into your .vim directory
(or equivalent)." This would mean (after downloading then cd to the
directory containing the downloaded file):

- On Linux:
mkdir -pv ~/.vim
tar -zxvC ~/.vim -f project-1.4.1.tar.gz

- On other Unix-like OSes including Mac OS X and Cygwin: it should be
similar to the above but depending on your exact version of the software
it might be slightly different.

- On Windows: open your favourite dearchiving program (WinZip is widely
used but closed source; 7zip is open source and accepts more archive
types; there are others) and tell it (using whatever syntax it accepts):
- archive to unpack: project-1.4.1.tar.gz
- where to unpack it to: whatever Vim regards as ~/vimfiles
- Unpack ALL files
- Create directory if necessary
- If it tells you that the archive only contains another archive, and
asks if it should unzip the "outer" archive at a temporary location,
then unpack the "inner" archive where you said, answer "Yes" or "OK" or
whatever means that in that program.

Notes:
1. On Windows, you can get the full path of the directory to unpack to
by means of the following command:
:echo fnamemodify(expand('$HOME/vimfiles'),':p')

2. After unpacking, run the following command in a running Vim:
- Unix: :helptags ~/.vim/doc
- Windows: :helptags ~/vimfiles/doc

Best regards,
Tony.
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