It's wired. Did we make any big change between these revisions?
My system: Windows 7 with sp1. Before my upgrade, my Vim installed to
D:\Apps\Vim with following directory structure:
D:\Apps\Vim
vim73\ vim 7.3.1311
vimfiles\my plugins/colors, etc.
_vimrc
everything works we
Try :echo $VIMRUNTIME to see where vim is looking for files ?
Also tracing may do the job. There is :h $VIMRUNTIME
If this all doesn't help write again.
Marc Weber
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在 2013年7月10日星期三UTC+8上午10时45分10秒，Hienning Lueng写道：
> It's wired. Did we make any big change between these revisions?
>
> My system: Windows 7 with sp1. Before my upgrade, my Vim installed to
> D:\Apps\Vim with following directory structure:
>
> D:\Apps\Vim
> vim73\ vim 7.3.1311
> vi
On Tue, Jul 09, 2013 at 08:51:57PM -0700, Lane East wrote:
> 在 2013年7月10日星期三UTC+8上午10时45分10秒，Hienning Lueng写道：
> > It's wired. Did we make any big change between these revisions?
> >
> > My system: Windows 7 with sp1. Before my upgrade, my Vim installed to
> > D:\Apps\Vim with following directory
On 10/07/13 04:45, Hienning Lueng wrote:
It's wired. Did we make any big change between these revisions?
My system: Windows 7 with sp1. Before my upgrade, my Vim installed to
D:\Apps\Vim with following directory structure:
D:\Apps\Vim
vim73\ vim 7.3.1311
vimfiles\my plugins
On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 4:19:40 PM UTC+8, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> Your user scripts should not have been in vim73 to begin with. That
>
> directory tree (and now vim74a) is ONLY for scripts distributed together
>
> with Vim, and which you must NEVER change, because any update may, and a
