The versioning scheme of vim-latex leaves a little to be desired. Of
late, there are two distinct ways to define the "version" of
vim-latex. One is the output of the :TVersion command which will show
you a number like 1.8.02 or something similar. The other is the date
on the actual file you download. The reason the release is made with
the time-stamp is that it was simply easier to make quick releases
this way. In particular, the download.inc PHP code just checks for the
latest file names of the pattern latexSuite200*.tar.gz and proceeds to
dynamically generate a link to them. All I need to do to make a
release is to make a CVS commit and do
:make release
I have been pretty careful nowadays to keep updating the internal
version number (maintained in ftplugin/latex-suite/version.vim) after
every release. So you should be able to use either of the two as the
official "version". Personally, the timestamp is a teensy bit more
robust because it does not rely on me remembering to update
version.vim.
Thanks,
Srinath
On 2/10/06, jorges <jor...@ya...> wrote:
> Hi,
> I've been using vim-latex for more than a year now, although there's
> plenty of things I haven't used yet. Now, going to the purpose of this po=
st:
>
> - Have you changed the version naming scheme? It seems that all recent
> releases follow a different convention, i.e. latexSuite20060124, than
> the, now old, previous ones, i.e. 1.5. This might seem like a dumb
> question, but I ask because the linux distribution I use (Gentoo Linux)
> still has version 1.5 as the latest *released* version. Is there a
> conceptual distinction between the two naming schemes, i.e new features
> vs. bug fixes release types? I want to have this clear before I try to
> convince the maintainers to keep updating to the latests versions and
> probably switching to the new naming scheme.
>
> Regards,
>
> jorge
>
>
>
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