s:savecpo errors when using with Pathogen

[ghost]

Vim 7.3.409
Latest pathogen and tabular straight from Github.

My config calls pathogen on the 'plugin' directory, where I have my vim plugin submodules. cpoptions is not set in my vimrc.

I get the following error when I run vim:

Error detected while processing /home/daniel/projects/vimrc/plugin/tabular/autoload/tabular.vim:
line  406:
E121: Undefined variable: s:savecpo
E15: Invalid expression: s:savecpo
line  407:
E108: No such variable: "s:savecpo"
Press ENTER or type command to continue

:Tabularize seems to work as normal, but this error is a bit aggravating. Any solution that I'm maybe overlooking?

EDIT: Setting cpoptions did not change behavior.

EDIT2: Commenting out lines 406 and 407 causes the error message to go away. Testing Tabular again under these circumstances did not seem to result in any side-effects.

[godlygeek]

I'm puzzled about how this could ever happen - the s:savecpo that's used on line 406 is defined on line 42; it really shouldn't be undefined.

I'm a bit puzzled - can you try running

vim -V20/tmp/vim.out

and reproducing the error? That should dump out a trace that shows every line of vimscript as it's executed, which should help me to figure out how s:savecpo is managing to get unset (or failing to get set) before line 406 is executed.

[ghost]

It seems that setting Pathogen's infection directory to be ~/.vim/plugin was a bad idea. It caused issues in my own folding plugin. The reason it causes problems is Vim already runs anything contained in ~/.vim/plugin, so it was running things twice...

After moving the pathogen infection directory, my folding issue (and this cpoptions issue) have disappeared. Sorry for the waste of time.

[godlygeek]

Glad you found it - thanks for the update.