The problem may be older than the latest version of Vundle, but here's what I've done:
Added Plugin 'internationa1/write-as.vim' to my .vimrc file
Also set a value for let g:writeas_b = 'YOUR BLOG' in my .vimrc file
Started vim and ran :PluginInstall
At this point I would expect the WriteAsAuth command to work. It does not. If I type :W and then hit tab, it doesn't come up as a registered command at all.
Disregard. This was a "vim doesn't know where to look for Python modules" problem. For the record, I solved it by setting the PYTHONPATH environment variable to point to the directory where the modules live.
The problem may be older than the latest version of Vundle, but here's what I've done:
Plugin 'internationa1/write-as.vim'
to my.vimrc
filelet g:writeas_b = 'YOUR BLOG'
in my.vimrc
file:PluginInstall
At this point I would expect the
WriteAsAuth
command to work. It does not. If I type:W
and then hit tab, it doesn't come up as a registered command at all.