BufWritePost error and E117 unknown viki#SaveCache

[John Kim]

I'm reading Byte of Vim, and there is a section that talks about using Viki.

I have the latest tlib, multvals, genutils, and Viki installed.

In test.txt, I wrote:
[[http://deplate.sourceforge.net/Markup.html][Viki Syntax]]

When :w, I received the following
Error BufWritePost Auto commands for "*"
E117: Unknown function: viki#SaveCache

How can I fix this issue? thanks.

[Tom Link]

Am 2013-04-18 06:28, schrieb John Kim:

When :w, I received the following

Error BufWritePost Auto commands for "*"
E117: Unknown function: viki#SaveCache

That's strange. Which version of vim do you use? (What's the output of
'':version''?)

You need to have autoload, plugins etc. enabled.

:filetype plugin indent on
:syntax on

The other plugins you've installed work properly? Is the variable
g:vikiDefNil defined? (:echo exists('g:vikiDefNil'))

Regards

[John Kim]

My vim version is 7.3

Ok, I just added those 2 into my vimrc.

:echo exists('g:vikiDefNil') gives me 0, so I don't think it exists.

[Tom Link]

Am 2013-04-19 06:48, schrieb John Kim:

:echo exists('g:vikiDefNil') gives me 0, so I don't think it exists.
IMHO the plugins aren't properly installed. What's the result of:

 :echo findfile('autoload/viki.vim', &rtp)

It should return one entry.

Regards

[John Kim]

It didn't return any entry. I checked, and my viki.vim file is actually in plugins, not autoload. Should I move viki.vim from plugins to autoload or copy it to autoload? Or are there other options?

[John Kim]

Should I move viki.vim from plugins to autoload or copy it to autoload

I meant create a symbolic link, not copy.

[Tom Link]

Am 2013-04-19 16:50, schrieb John Kim:

It didn't return any entry. I checked, and my viki.vim file is
actually in plugins, not autoload. Should I move viki.vim from
plugins to autoload or copy it to autoload? Or are there other
options?

How did you install the plugin? You need to copy all files (see
https://github.com/tomtom/viki_vim).

There has to be a file plugin/viki.vim and autoload/viki.vim

Regards

[John Kim]

How did you install the plugin? You need to copy all files (see
https://github.com/tomtom/viki_vim).

AHHH! Thank you very much! That solved the entire problem.