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Aron Griffis wrote:[Fri Apr 25 2003, 12:41:32AM EDT] |
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> However when you update to the new version, you'll probably notice |
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> that running "vim" (or any of the variants) gives you some warnings, |
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> along with syntax highlighting not working, etc. This is because you |
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> still have VIMRUNTIME in your environment. It won't disappear until |
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> you logout and back in. I'm sorry, but there's no real way to climb |
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> up the process tree and remove VIMRUNTIME from the environment of |
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> each process... :-/ |
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Of course you can "unset VIMRUNTIME" in any given shell. |
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> 4. This version introduces motif support, so now gvim can produce |
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> an athena, gtk, gtk2, gnome, or motif binary depending on your USE |
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> flags. |
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These are prioritized, so here are the combinations you would need: |
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gtk2: USE="gtk2" emerge gvim |
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gnome: USE="-gtk2 gnome" emerge gvim |
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gtk: USE="-gtk2 -gnome gtk" emerge gvim |
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motif: USE="-gtk2 -gnome -gtk motif" emerge gvim |
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athena: USE="-gtk2 -gnome -gtk -motif X" emerge gvim |
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Aron |
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