Meino Christian Cramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写于 2006-10-14 14:10:19: > I myself use to update my vim source with the newest patches and > download the runtime files on a regular base. Furthermore I download > the newest CVS stuff from vim-ruby, the ruby support files for vim. > How can I simplify the update of my whole vim environment without the > need to look into each single file whether it is newer/older as > another file of the same name at another place and what version of > this file will work with what version of another file of the same > suit at shat place? > > Keep hacking! > mcc
Tony's reply is precise and detailed, but that's not simple enough. I simplyfy it to the following: If you choose to put something in ~/.vim, then you'll always have to update it yourself. If there's something both in $VIMRUNTIME and ~/.vim, Vim will use the version in ~/.vim. So, if you want the vim distribution to update the script, just do not custumize it in ~/.vim and keep the "official" version. If you choose to do it yourself, just be aware what scripts you had in ~/.vim and update it when you feel it necessary.
