created March 12, 2010 · complexity basic · author Vlad.irnov ·
version 7.0 Getting Python scripting in Vim on Windows can be a
bit tricky, see :help python-dynamic. - Python must be
installed. - Vim must be compiled with the Python interface ( -
The version of Python against which Vim was compiled must match
the installed Python version, that is the Python DLL name, such
as You may not need this tip because the two main Windows
installers for Vim already have Python support. However, if you
want to compile your own Vim on Windows, this tip shows how to
make sure it is Python-enabled. - Vim version 7.3 is already
installed. We only want to replace files - Python is installed.
Let's assume it's Python 2.6 and it is installed in C:/Python26.
The official Python installer from http://www.python.org puts
python26.dllin a directory in the PATH. Step 1: Install MinGW
tools - Download Automated MinGW Installer (file
MinGW-5.1.6.exe) from
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435 -
Put installer in