Re: I don't have $VIMRUNTIME after installation
thanks all On 5/18/06, A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: victor NOAGBODJI wrote: > I'm using ubuntu breezy 5.10 > I have installed vim70. > I don't have this environment variable. > > The user manual makes a lot of reference to it. Help me. > > > The standard way to do it is to leave $VIMRUNTIME undefined outside of Vim. You may, if you want, define $VIM in such a way that $VIM/vim70 (or, for Vim 6.4, $VIM/vim64 etc.) will be the top of the Vim installation, which (only inside Vim) will be visible as $VIMRUNTIME. On Windows, one typical setting for Vim is C:\PROGRA~1\vim. On Unix, you can see a "fallback for $VIM" near the middle of the output of ":version"; that "default location" is often good enough; and if it is, you don't even need to define $VIM outside of Vim. Best regards, Tony.
Re: I don't have $VIMRUNTIME after installation
victor NOAGBODJI wrote: I'm using ubuntu breezy 5.10 I have installed vim70. I don't have this environment variable. The user manual makes a lot of reference to it. Help me. The standard way to do it is to leave $VIMRUNTIME undefined outside of Vim. You may, if you want, define $VIM in such a way that $VIM/vim70 (or, for Vim 6.4, $VIM/vim64 etc.) will be the top of the Vim installation, which (only inside Vim) will be visible as $VIMRUNTIME. On Windows, one typical setting for Vim is C:\PROGRA~1\vim. On Unix, you can see a "fallback for $VIM" near the middle of the output of ":version"; that "default location" is often good enough; and if it is, you don't even need to define $VIM outside of Vim. Best regards, Tony.
Re: I don't have $VIMRUNTIME after installation
I don't have this environment variable. The user manual makes a lot of reference to it. Help me. It's define *under* vim/gvim, not outside of it. Try: vim :echo $VIMRUNTIME you'll see it's defined Vim will respect it if you've overridden it as an environment variable by setting it yourself. But if you've not set it in your environment configuration, it will do as others have mentioned, and default to its own internal settings. -tim
Re: I don't have $VIMRUNTIME after installation
Vim will not create environment varible, and it just maintains one inside itselft. lauch vim, and enter echo $VIMRUNTIME in Ex-mode to see. :echo $VIMRUNTIME On 5/18/06, victor NOAGBODJI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm using ubuntu breezy 5.10 I have installed vim70. I don't have this environment variable. The user manual makes a lot of reference to it. Help me. -- leal @ www.leal.cn
Re: I don't have $VIMRUNTIME after installation
On 5/18/06, victor NOAGBODJI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm using ubuntu breezy 5.10 I have installed vim70. I don't have this environment variable. The user manual makes a lot of reference to it. Help me. It's define *under* vim/gvim, not outside of it. Try: vim :echo $VIMRUNTIME you'll see it's defined Yakov
I don't have $VIMRUNTIME after installation
I'm using ubuntu breezy 5.10 I have installed vim70. I don't have this environment variable. The user manual makes a lot of reference to it. Help me.
