Closed sergei-dyshel closed 6 years ago
Vim in Debian testing is compiled with Python 3 support only.
$ vim
Error detected while processing function rtags#InitPython:
line 1:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: python << endpython
line 2:
E492: Not an editor command: import vim
line 4:
E488: Trailing characters: script_folder = vim.eval('s:script_folder_path')
line 5:
E492: Not an editor command: sys.path.insert(0, script_folder)
line 7:
E492: Not an editor command: import vimrtags
line 9:
E492: Not an editor command: endpython
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I see, that's a good point. I'll put it on my list to see which python is available and which support vim is built with. My apologies for this inconvenience.
Hey guys, I made a change to try and detect which python version is available. Can you try it? It is in py_2_and_3 branch (commit: 8773238).
Hi,
I switched to this branch and I am seeing the following errors:
Error detected while processing ~/.vim/plugged/vim-rtags/plugin/rtags.vim: line 16: E121: Undefined variable: output E15: Invalid expression: "[vim-rtags] Vim is missing python support" . output | echohl None Error detected while processing function rtags#InitPython: line 7: E121: Undefined variable: g:rtagsPy E15: Invalid expression: g:rtagsPy." ".s:pyInitScript
This is with vim from debian sid
I tried it with vim from debian testing (buster) and I don't get the error above, but there is another error, which is related to pyeval, which is not available either, it should be py3eval for vim with python3.
Update: I cleared my plugin cache and tried again, now everything seems ok.
I'm using my own Vim built with python3-only support and this branch works for me.
Can you guys confirm you don't see this issue anymore? If so, I'd resolve this issue.
For me it's working. I've been using the plugin successfully for several weeks now.
I think this has been addressed by c177551. Resolving this one.
AFAIU https://github.com/lyuts/vim-rtags/commit/e92265dd1a22d73da06236135bf948832fe6ee7d changes required python version to 2. I understand that this is preferred setting for most users, but not for all them. Since it's not possible to use both python 2 and 3 simultaneously in vim, many python version-agnostic plugins try to autodetect used version and I believe that this is the proper way.