[Vimcdoc-translate] Re: Re: Re: about the new vimcdoc.sh in 0.7.0

[Alecs K. <al...@pe...>]

On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 05:12:01PM +0100, Simon Liang wrote:
> Just curious. What is installed in /usr/ by default on FreeBSD? 

The base system.

$ ls /usr/share
bsnmp      examples   isdn       misc       pcvt       snmp       vi
calendar   games      locale     mk         security   syscons
zoneinfo
dict       groff_font man        nls        sendmail   tabset
doc        info       me         openssl    skel       tmac

> My idea is that if user uninstall/reinstall/upgrade his/her Vim, vimcdoc 
> should be left alone. Installing in one of the .../vimfiles directory 
> have this benifit. Overkill?

Ahuh.. This clears my mind. So we can detect $VIM, create $VIM/vimfiles
if it does not exist, and then install the *.cnx files.

> Can you do that and test it on your BSD system please? 

Sure. I just waited for an agreement on the VIM_PATH issue. Now it's
time to write a new vimcdoc.sh script. :D


-- 
Alecs King