On 2014-05-13, Ole Hansen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was trying to install python and vim +python support. I
> successfully installed python 2.7 and if I go into my gvim ":echo
> has('python')" returns 1.
>
> But if I open my command line vim (which I use primarily) of the
> same installation, ":echo has('python')" returns 0.
> Is there any known way around this?
This sounds like your vim and your gvim are different binaries.
I've enabled python in my Linux installation (i.e., "./configure
--enable-pythoninterp=yes") and ":echo has('python')" returns 1 in
both vim and gvim.
We just need to figure out what's wrong with your installation.
How did you install vim and gvim?
What do the following show?
$ ls -l $(which vim)
$ ls -l $(which gvim)
Regards,
Gary
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