Hi!
I've successfully installed Vimplugin and turn it on with File Associations. But when I try to open any file it's open new tab with Vim but with blank window. In the fact it's not like blank editor but blank tab. The title of new tab is called 'gVim' and nothing happens.
Path to /usr/bin/vim.basic - correct.
Any idea?
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The tab should be a blank window at the moment. However you should get an instance of Vim launched which is external to Eclipse. I think the problem may be your vim. You need a vim which has the +netbeans protocol feature installed. Since yours is a basic vim I don't believe that it does have it enabled.
Try again with a version of vim with netbeans enabled and it should work fine.
Also if you go into the preference page for vimplugin there is a check box option for enabling vim to be embedded into Eclipse, so you will have vim in the editor tab instead of it being blank and vim external.
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Hi!
I've successfully installed Vimplugin and turn it on with File Associations. But when I try to open any file it's open new tab with Vim but with blank window. In the fact it's not like blank editor but blank tab. The title of new tab is called 'gVim' and nothing happens.
Path to /usr/bin/vim.basic - correct.
Any idea?
try to update to the latest version (update-site -> org.vimplugin.feature_0.3.0 )
Seb.
still the same. i tried 0.3.1
The tab should be a blank window at the moment. However you should get an instance of Vim launched which is external to Eclipse. I think the problem may be your vim. You need a vim which has the +netbeans protocol feature installed. Since yours is a basic vim I don't believe that it does have it enabled.
Try again with a version of vim with netbeans enabled and it should work fine.
Also if you go into the preference page for vimplugin there is a check box option for enabling vim to be embedded into Eclipse, so you will have vim in the editor tab instead of it being blank and vim external.