@@ -18,15 +18,6 @@ if &cp || (exists("g:loaded_rails") && g:loaded_rails) && !(exists("g:rails_debu endif let g:loaded_rails = 1 -" Apparently, the nesting level within Vim when the Ruby interface is -" initialized determines how much stack space Ruby gets. In previous -" versions of rails.vim, sporadic stack overflows occured when omnicomplete -" was used. This was apparently due to rails.vim having first initialized -" ruby deep in a nested function call. -if has("ruby") - silent! ruby nil -endif - " Utility Functions {{{1 function! s:error(str) plugin/rails.vim e1690cc767acc19ae29111b42782b32e6ddd01ac Tim Pope code@tpope.net http://github.com/tpope/vim-rails/commit/d17843e5f3e7f23f6be74c18a77ffdbcf06174e7 d17843e5f3e7f23f6be74c18a77ffdbcf06174e7 2009-10-25T13:10:05-07:00 2009-10-25T13:10:05-07:00 Cease initializing if_ruby All uses of the ruby interface should be gone except in :Rrefresh (which only uses it if rubycomplete.vim has been loaded). It should be safe to drop this initialization hack. e7af574e77ee9292f0b9027a6868f888c7baf932 Tim Pope code@tpope.net