Linda W wrote:
> Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> > On 28/08/13 18:27, Philip Piper wrote:
> >> Is it standard behavior that vim on my debian install can not run DOS
> >> plugins that I download without me converting said plugins to unix
> >> fileformat?
> >>
> >> The screenshot is after trying open vim after install Unite through
> >> pathogen.
> >>
> >
> > According to the help, Windows Vim can source a Unix-fileformat plugin
> > if 'fileformats' includes "unix" but not vice-versa. On a Unix Vim
> > (including Vim for Mac OS X), all lines of all plugins must end in a
> > linefeed with no carriage-return.
> ----
> Seems like it would be more user friendly if it could autodetect
> the line endings like it does on source files.
That cannot be done reliably. Especially for short scripts.
Just write all Vim scripts with Unix line endings, that's the most
straightforward way.
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