Closed thefonso closed 6 years ago
Instructions are correct, but don't necessarily cover every possible edge case. In this instance, sounds like your Vim install and/or system Ruby are busted, and this is unrelated to Command-T. To verify this, remove all trace of Command-T from your system, and see that even a command like :ruby p 1
explodes spectacularly.
All the best fixing your system.
This set of instructions you have posted
Yield this error....
PLEASE PROVIDE CORRECT INSTRUCTIONS. Since we have do this routine every 5 years or so. Thank you.