How to add to gvim python support?
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You'll need to have Python 2.4 and add the directory containing
python24.dllto the PATH (see thepython-dynamichelp).I am a Christian and a developer and moderator here.
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Is there a way to edit the path portably? I was hoping there was just a gvim setting that would allow me to specify the location of python24.dll, but it looks like adding to the path is the only way.
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Way to go for doing this, by the way. I use it all the time. By far my favorite portable app.
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I realized I could probably figure out how to tweak the launcher.ini in order to change the path. However, I am having trouble getting python-dynamic to show up, even with python27.dll or python26.dll, or python24.dll in the plain-old normal system path.
When I type :version it doesn't show "python\dyn". Are you sure this is possible with this compilation?
I am in the process of checking to see which version of python is supported with the standard compilation for windows. I believe it may be 2.2 based on the Visual Studio make file here: https://code.google.com/p/vim/source/browse/src/Make_mvc.mak
Will post back if 2.2 works.
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No luck. I believe, based on the link above, that dynamic loading of python might not be defined in the default compilation. Has anyone had any luck with this?
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