On Monday, January 28, 2013 4:20:24 PM UTC-6, Paul wrote:
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> > There are multiple ways to get an up-to-date Vim on Windows, my
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> > preferred method being the 32-bit "Vim without Cream" installer from
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> > the Cream project.
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> > See http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Where_to_download_Vimorhttp://sourceforge.net/projects/cream/files
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> That *is* odd. I could have sworn that I downloaded the built-in
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> executable installer of the Windows from vim.org in fall 2012.
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You may have. vim.org only gives downloads for major releases (in this case 7.3) and only rarely provides any patched versions (in this case 7.3.46, because of very severe Windows issues fixed) for download in binary form.
The cream site I linked above is a project which packages a Point-and-click style configuration of Vim, but also provides a compilation for Windows of the unmodified Vim from the latest code in the Mercurial repository.
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> I actually tried your virgin gvim command and it did not create
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> erroneous HTML colors. I then tried gvim without the virgin swithes
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> (I know, I'm probably abusing the term "virgin") and failed to re-
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> create the problem. I even turned on folds and turned on search
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> highlighting in case that was the case. Still no erroneous colours.
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I'm not sure what happened here, but at least the issue went away. If it pops up again, please send a test file and the resulting output, if you can.
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