On 1/14/07, Alexey Eremenko
On 1/14/07, Andy Harrison
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. -- Andy Harrison -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org