Matt Martini, Thu 2011-09-22 @ 15:28:47-0400: > What would I do to get this to work since I am using Pathogen?
Just use `:source ~/.vim/bundle/Syntastic/plugin/syntastic.vim` (or whatever the correct path to the syntastic.vim file is) instead of the source command I mentioned previously. It's possible that it could get confused because the other files associated with the plugin are going to be in the bundle subdirectory as well, instead of in their canonical locations, but Pathogen may have some mechanism that makes this transparent, I'm not sure. Scripts in your .vim/plugin directory (or .vim/bundle/*/plugin directories, if you're using Pathogen) are automatically sourced at startup. All this technique is really doing is making it a manual process instead. You're doing by hand what Vim would normally do automatically, and thus able to defer it until you really need it. -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
