Questions tagged [pathogen]

Pathogen is a Vim runtime manager. Designed to allow you to install plugins and runtime files in their own directories.

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Customizing vim bundles using pathogen and git submodules

I use vim in different machines and want to keep my configuration synced among them, so I tried the well known approach of using pathogen to install different vim plugins, keeping them as git submodules as described for example here. Now my .vim…
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VIM: Not an editor command: MiniBufExplorer

I am using pathogen and I copied the minibufexplorer plugin: wget -O ~/.vim/bundle/minibufexpl.vim https://raw.github.com/fholgado/minibufexpl.vim/master/plugin/minibufexpl.vim In vim when I try :MiniBufExplorer I get the error: E492: Not an editor…
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How do i install Command-T, Pathogen, and not using RVM?

I used brew install to install ruby (as opposed to RVM). I have on my system installed ruby 1.9.3p0. (OSX Lion) I'm trying to install Command-T via pathogen. I can normally run rake, make, ruby, whatever, but when i enter into the 'Command-T'…
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fastest way to make vim use new plugin in ~/.vim/bundles

I'm using pathogen with vim. When I add a new plugin to the ~/.vim/bundle directory what's the fastest way to make my existing MacVim window start using it? Do I have to close it and open a new one or is there a quick command I can run?
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Different Vim environments: separate plugins, vimrc, etc

I use gVim with Janus. Fantastic. Now I want to improve and change this environment, so it is more suited for PHP (Drupal) development. I prefer to do this in an entirely separated environment. Many plugins and vimrc entries will problably be…
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Pathogen (Vim) non-default bundle directory location

I like the idea of keeping all my Vim plugins and my vimrc in Dropbox. I also love pathogen. Looking at the pathogen.vim file, it seems I can provide the pathogen#infect() function with an alternative location for my bundle folder. But this just…
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Checking pathogen installation for vim

I'm new to Vim and am looking for a way to check if pathogen is installed correctly. Some sort of editor or command line command that would let me know that vim has access to pathogen. Thanks!
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Why won't vim recognise a plugin command in the vimrc, but it will recognise it when running?

I've installed the vim-gitgutter plugin with pathogen. I can type :GitGutterLineHighlightsEnable from inside vim and line highlights are turned on, great. But I want line highlights to be automatically enabled at startup, so I added the command to…
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How to make emmet.vim plugin work?

I am really getting headache from this - I am beginning to use vim for my daily programming tasks, so I decided to make use of great plugins which are available for it. So I started with Pathogen and I believe I succesfully installed it. Then I…
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Vim: Can't get pathogen to load bundles

I've read five other questions about this on Stackoverflow, and github and so on, but have not been able to solve this problem, and am totally lost at this point. I'm on Ubuntu 11.10 with Vim 7.3. Here's my .vimrc set nocp call…
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Error with vim pathogen inside cygwin

I have recently installed cygwin (as I am confined to a Windows OS) and would like to utilize Vim within it. Everything is installed and I can access vim readily and can modify .vimrc and the like. From a prior post, I have learned that my plugins…
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Nerdtree not recognized as command in VIM (ubuntu)

I have installed pathogen.vim from github into the .vim/autoload directory and have edited my .vimrc to include the following lines pathogen#infect() pathogen#helptags() autocmd vimenter * NERDtree I have installed the latest version of nerdtree…
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Vim, installing pathogen Windows

I tried to install vim plugin on my Windows OS but it don't work. fist I'm going to show you my vim directoris architecture then to show you my _vimrc.vim file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Vim > 17/07/2017 16:15 vim80 17/07/2017 …
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Vim plugins not working with pathogen

I've got a computer with windows 7 in which I've recently installed Git (with Vim inside the Git directory). I tried installed pathogen and apparently it is installed correctly since there are no error messages with pathogen in autoload. My _vimrc…
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pathogen installation failed?

I have .vim folder in my home folder and pathogen.vim in .vim/autoload/ I followed the guide for pathogen on vim.org by put "call pathogen#infect()" into my vimrc when I run vim I got "E117: Unknown function: pathogen#infect" my vimrc runtime…
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