How do I know the eclim is running?

[Ming-Hsuan TU]

However,I can use PingEclim that tells Eclim is running or not.

But I want the following settings:
"
When Eclim is running, turn on the autocomplop (that is, let
g:acp_enableAtStartup = 1)

otherwise turn off the autocomplop(that is ,let g:acp_enableAtStartup
= 0)
"
It seems that Eclim is not compatible with neocomplcache so I have to
do such settings. (If there is a solution with neocomplcache, I will
appreciate your comment :) )

I found the variable inside the autoload/eclim.vim ,the variable is
called g:eclimd_running

However, I start eclimd but the variable is not set until I type
the :Projectxxxx (ex: ProjectTree pro_name)

I am poor on vim script, so I do not fully understand the
functionality in the script

How can I hack such settings as mentioned before?

[Eric Van Dewoestine]

The best way would be to check the result of the
eclim#EclimAvailable function:

if eclim#EclimAvailable()
..
endif

--
eric

[影月零]

I'm having the exact same issue. Calling eclim#EclimAvailable() from vimrc throws an error that eclim#EclimAvailable is an unknown function.

2012年5月11日金曜日 13時01分39秒 UTC+9 Eric Van Dewoestine:

[Ming-Hsuan TU]

You have to create sub-directory under eclim such as eclim/after/plugin,and put your additional vim script(which calls eclimAvliable..) in the sub-directory.

[Eric Van Dewoestine]

On 2012-05-16 18:31:40, Ming-Hsuan TU wrote:
> You have to create sub-directory under eclim such as eclim/after/plugin,and put your additional vim script(which calls eclimAvliable..) in the sub-directory.

That'll work. Another option is to force the eclim plugin to load
before calling eclim#EclimAvailable():

runtime plugin/eclim.vim
if eclim#EclimAvailable():
...
endif

If the eclim vimfiles are under a pathogen/vundle/etc. dir, then
you'll have to either use 'source <absolute path>/plugin/eclim.vim' or
use the runtime version above after pathogen/vundle/etc. are loaded.

--
eric

[影月零]

That did the trick! Thanks.

2012年5月17日木曜日 11時28分28秒 UTC+9 Eric Van Dewoestine: