Excerpts from steen's message of Thu Jun 21 12:47:19 +0200 2012:
> this by stepping through disabling them until stuff works again. But
> it strikes me as odd that any plugin could do anything to just affect
> the reading of helpfiles.
Yes - that's the way to go.
Start by moving your .vimrc and your .vim out of the way - then you know
whether' its vim fault (that would have taken less time than writing
your mail).
If its caused by your .vimrc and or .vim/ then disabling plugins
piecewise will help. vim-addon-manager may be very helpful for such
testing. switiching filetype plugin etc off may also give some pointners
where to start.
But why am I telling you this? It looks you already know it ..
Also vim -V20/tmp/log will write a logfile.
If you watch it before opening a help file and afterwards you see which
VimL lines got executed.
Marc Weber
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