Hi all,
This is my first post to the mailing list. I use Cream on both Linux and
Windows and am attempting to get it running on OS X (10.5 Leopard).
I am using:
Vim 7.0.224 for OS X downloaded from the official VIM site the output of vim
-h gives:
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.0 (2006 May 7, compiled Mar 30 2007 12:57:49)
I have installed Cream using the command line install method setting :
export VIMRUNTIME="/Applications/Vim.app/Contents/Resources/vim/runtime"
then installing Cream:
INSTALL.sh /usr/local/bin
When I try to run Cream from the command line vim complains that is doesn't
support the option --servername (Which I believe is the cause of the
problem...)
If I remove the --servername "CREAM" from the cream shell script then it
goes further, a vim window opens, but dies shortly after.
If I start cream from inside a running gvim session then I get the following
problems:
:source $VIMRUNTIME/cream/creamrc
vim sloooowly starts cream... You can see the menus being recreated, then
it complains about a script error:
Error etected while processing function Cream_statusline_autowrapOFF:
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: g:CREAM_AUTOWRAP_WIDTH
pressing return then gives a second error that is effectively the same
problem. However, continuing through does seem to start cream. It either
ignores the setting of expert mode in the ~/.cream/cream-conf.vim or the
mapping of the escape key is not correct, but this is a minor problem at the
monent.
I can get into vim mode using <ctrl>-L
When I issue the command:
:doautoall VimEnter
the window effectively closes, giving me the option to save any modified
documents.
I think this is related to that fact that cream tries to start a named
server and move all documents across to a remote instance of the named
server, but somehow this isn't supported in the OS X version of VIM.
As an aside on OS X there is an additional application installed that
gvim.app as opposed to vim.app. If I find the executable it doesn't
complain about not supporting the --servername option, but it doesn't
respond to -h either, so not sure whether this would help either...
Any help or pointers of what to try next would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Vance
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