On 1/14/07, Alexey Eremenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 1/14/07, Andy Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know where I might be able to get a regular rpm or at
> least a spec file for vim that doesn't hassle with splitting it into
> different pieces? No clue why it's been chopped up into so many
> unnecessary pieces, but it's really annoying and I'm really tired of
> having gvim ignore my .vimrc files and vim: modelines... < /grumble
> >
I'm sorry - but please explain more clearly what do you want; maybe I
can help you.
There are ways to know which files go where.
One way is:
rpm -ql vim
Other way is to use UnionFS.
Right now, instead of just installing vim, it gets broken into
separate components, vim, gvim, and vim-enhanced. These different
versions don't work together correctly. So, for example, when I have
a modeline in a file, maybe something like '# vim: et sw=3 ts=3', and
then I run gvim, this modeline is completely ignored, apparently since
it is a vim modeline, not gvim.
Also, I have a .vimrc and ~/.vim/ directory that I copy around to
different machines. However, with this split, when I run gvim, my
.vimrc file is ignored.
The default compile and install of vim is not to create this division.
So I'm just wondering if anyone has an rpm or a spec so that I could
get an uncrippled version of vim installed.
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Andy Harrison
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