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How would you install this on Macvim? #6
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Nothing. They both read from the same config file .vimrc |
I don't know how this works but when I run 'vim +BundleInstall +qall, I get this.
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What version of vim? |
version 7.3 but I also tried for MacVim and it did the same thing. Has anyone got it to work on Macvim? If so how? |
I use it with MacVim and installed as per instructions on the landing page... |
without modifing a single line? Where is Macvim located? Do you have Z Term? Thanks a lot for your help. |
Without a single modification; /Applications; Z Term? No why?!?! iTerm2. So all I did what pull down snapshot 64 of MacVim when installed Vimified ran it on the command line and boom... both MacVim and Vim work without fail. |
so sorry, when did you download and install MacVim, before or after? Yeah iTerm2 is a beast, I use that too ;) |
Before... long before... about 3 months before. |
Tried again from clean install of macvim and vimified. Still no luck...
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Does anyone know what 'E492: Not an editor command: Bundle' means? |
You have done this right? |
Yeah of course. The problem also occurs with vim. Is it something to do with my vimrc file? where is it suppose to be? |
I think this is more your setup than a issue with vimified. From your above pasted output I suspect your symlinks are either missing or pointing at the wrong files. Your problem is that for whatever reason macvim/vim can't find (source) Vundle therefore Bundle (the command for Vundle) is not found. |
Had the same problem like asselinpaul said, double check your symlinks are created correctly (ls -lah). Everything fine now. |
@dilas How would you go about doing this?
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Also for future reference readlink is useful for seeing where your symlinks are pointing to.
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ok i tried that but I get this error when I load Macvim:
Some plugin seam to have been installed. This is such a mess, thanks for helping me. |
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Failing that check your permissions. Its probably not worth mentioning every time that the 'same goes for vim' they read the same files so they will always behave in the same fashion. |
Thank you so much, you really helped me out. It is working ;) Thank you so much for your time. |
I had a question, doesn't vim slow down or lag sometimes with the autocompletion? |
It does, for me neocomplcache makes it unbearably slow, so I'm removing it locally. There's another pull request how to add some local overwrites to disble things like that. |
yeah, that's what I did... |
Can I close this thread? |
I guess so ;) |
ok ;) |
It assumes that you are using vim but I would like to know what I have to do differently to install this for Macvim.
Thanks in advance.
Paul
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