Hi:

         I can’t install verilog_emacsauto.vim.

         Who can help me?

What problems did you run into?

I assume you are talking about the script at http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1875. If this is the case, looking at only the documentation on the page, I can tell that you will need:

1. In your .vimrc, you need "filetype plugin on" at a minimum. "filetype plugin indent on" will also work.
2. On Unix-like systems, a ~/.vim/ftplugin directory and a ~/elisp directory. On Windows, a $HOME/vimfiles/ftplugin directory and a $HOME/elisp directory. HOME can either be set as an environment variable outside of Vim, or you can use whatever Vim calculates it to be. Ask Vim where it is by doing ":echo $HOME" within Vim.
3. The script downloaded from the link above, placed in the correct ftplugin directory for your system.
4. The verilog-mode.el script mentioned in the link above, downloaded from the link on that page and placed in the appropriate elisp directory for your system.
5. Edit a file which Vim detects as the verilog filetype, or set the filetype manually to verilog.

If you do not have all these things in place, please try them now. If you try them and still have problems, come back with a specific sequence of steps you tried and what happened, and what you expected to happen.

It must install emacs?
I uninstall emacs early

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发件人: vim_use@googlegroups.com [mailto:vim_use@googlegroups.com] 代表 Ben Fritz
发送时间: 2012年9月6日 22:18
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主题: Re: who install verilog_emacsauto.vim? help me

What problems did you run into?

I assume you are talking about the script at http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1875. If this is the case, looking at only the documentation on the page, I can tell that you will need:

1. In your .vimrc, you need "filetype plugin on" at a minimum. "filetype plugin indent on" will also work.
2. On Unix-like systems, a ~/.vim/ftplugin directory and a ~/elisp directory. On Windows, a $HOME/vimfiles/ftplugin directory and a $HOME/elisp directory. HOME can either be set as an environment variable outside of Vim, or you can use whatever Vim calculates it to be. Ask Vim where it is by doing ":echo $HOME" within Vim.
3. The script downloaded from the link above, placed in the correct ftplugin directory for your system.
4. The verilog-mode.el script mentioned in the link above, downloaded from the link on that page and placed in the appropriate elisp directory for your system.
5. Edit a file which Vim detects as the verilog filetype, or set the filetype manually to verilog.

If you do not have all these things in place, please try them now. If you try them and still have problems, come back with a specific sequence of steps you tried and what happened, and what you expected to happen.

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Nobody said anything about emacs. Follow the install instructions on the vim.org script page and see what happens.

I use “\a”,it prompt:

And generate  ” verilog_emacsauto.vim.emacsautotmp”

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Fritz
发送时间: 2012年9月7日 11:03
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主题: Re: 答复: who install verilog_emacsauto.vim? help me

Nobody said anything about emacs. Follow the install instructions on the
vim.org script page and see what happens.

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On 07/09/12 07:20, wrote:

That Chinese sentence on the images means "command not found", I
suppose, or whatever Windows uses to say that?

In that case I suppose the script can only be used on Unix-like systems
(including Cygwin but not Native-Windows), because "rm" (for "remove")
is what Unix uses for the command known on Windows (and MS-DOS) as DEL
(or maybe DELETE).

Best regards,
Tony.
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Yes, the script assumes, you have emacs installed and in your %PATH%
environment. It also makes use of removing files using the unix rm
command, so open the file and replace each rm call by del.

You should possible also tell the author (if he is still actively maintaining
the script) about your issue, so he'll be able to update the script
for use on Windows (e.g. by using the delete() VimL functions) and to
also update the documentation for installing the plugin)

regards,
Christian

Thank you all!
I give up.

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发件人: vim_use@googlegroups.com [mailto:vim_use@googlegroups.com] 代表 Christian Brabandt
发送时间: 2012年9月7日 15:37
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主题: Re: ç”å¤ : who install verilog_emacsauto.vim? help me

Yes, the script assumes, you have emacs installed and in your %PATH% environment. It also makes use of removing files using the unix rm command, so open the file and replace each rm call by del.

You should possible also tell the author (if he is still actively maintaining the script) about your issue, so he'll be able to update the script for use on Windows (e.g. by using the delete() VimL functions) and to also update the documentation for installing the plugin)

regards,
Christian

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