megaannum
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11 years ago Enter:
:echo vimproc#host_exists('localhost') or echo vimproc#version()
I expect you did not compile the vimproc proc.c file.
Near the top of the file, .vim/autoload/vimside/vimplugins.vim there is the code:
function! vimside#vimplugins#Check() let errors = g:vimside.errors let warns = g:vimside.warns
" Required plugins silent! call vimproc#version() if ! exists("*vimproc#version") call add(errors, "Requires Vimproc plugin: https://github.com/Shougo/vimproc") endif
....
endfunction
Its where Vimside check to see if needed thirdparty plugins can be found.
Richard
On 12/03/2012 03:32 AM, Alois Cochard wrote:
After entering: 'call vimside#StartEnsime', I get:
Starting Ensime Engine ... Error detected while processing function vimside#StartEnsime: line 10: E605: Exception not caught: Plugin Error: ['Requires Vimproc plugin: https://github.com/Shougo/vimproc']
... but vimproc is correctly installed, at least it why I guess because I see it when doing ":scriptnames".
Any suggestion? would love to try it out!
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After entering: 'call vimside#StartEnsime', I get:
Starting Ensime Engine ... Error detected while processing function vimside#StartEnsime: line 10: E605: Exception not caught: Plugin Error: ['Requires Vimproc plugin: https://github.com/Shougo/vimproc']
... but vimproc is correctly installed, at least it why I guess because I see it when doing ":scriptnames".
Any suggestion? would love to try it out!