@SatyamK23 the syntastic plugin has Python support built in. It takes care of syntax checks which is really handy. Color coding is built into Vim by default I think for python. Check out the plugin index at https://vimawesome.com/ too, there's bound to be some Python specific ones in there. There's instructions there how to import them using Vundle btw.
@chris-fa you could set up a vim binding to do that for you. You can start a shell command from vim with :!<command>. If you bind that to some key combo it's pretty easy to trigger every time you install a plugin.
I am trying to install python-mode
what should my vimrc look like
@itadder See the readme > Quick Start section number 3: https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim/blob/master/README.md
@itadder the plugin line would look something like:
Plugin 'python-mode/python-mode'
@Henry-E Honestly I am confused at the question. Can you elaborate? What do you expect instead?
it was just confusing and annoying to have it update every time but i figured it out eventually
because for YouCompleteMe that seems to be the case
Hello, I have installed Vundle successfully but don't know how to install vim autosave plugin https://github.com/907th/vim-auto-save). The
installation section is unclear to me. Can anyone help? :)
what shall I have to put under my
.vimrc as a plugin for this?
huh
I am a newer .....
spf13 is not updated, you can have a try with SpaceVim, the gitter room is https://gitter.im/SpaceVim/SpaceVim, and if you prefer config vim yourself, I recommand you to read vim-galore
I was wondering how I could install youcompleteme with vundle
Hey I have cloned the Vundle.vim from the GitHub page as they recommend here on this link:
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-things-need-put-vim-config-file/
However, after that I do not what is the vim dotfile they speak of. Is it the .vimrc file in the home directory?
I'm having a chicken-egg problem with vim and Vundle; I have a colorscheme defined in my .vimrc that originates from a Vundle plugin. When I call vim +PluginInstall +qall, given the .vimrc is parsed before Vundle has installed the requisite plugin, I get an error:
Error detected while processing /home/james/.vimrc:
line 33:
E185: Cannot find colour scheme 'onehalfdark'
Press ENTER or type command to continueIs there a general way to circumvent this problem given I'm trying to automate all the things with a wrapper script?
in my .vimrc
how does Vundle works with vim8 pack?
I'm a bit confused
I am trying to install the airline plugin
