How to enable "python interpreter" of VIM?

[sw2wolf]

>cd /usr/ports/editors/vim
>sudo make config
===> No options to configure>sudo make config

>cat options | grep -i python
  PYTHON "Enable Python interpreter" on \

>vim --version|grep -i python
-python -python3 +quickfix +reltime +rightleft -ruby +scrollbind +signs 

>gvim --version | grep -i python
-python -python3 +quickfix +reltime +rightleft -ruby +scrollbind +signs

Both vim and gvim have no python interpreter enabled !

Sincerely!

 

[UNIXgod]

It's just a variable.
# make WITH_PYTHON=1 WITH_RUBY=YES install clean

 

[sw2wolf]

It's just a variable.
# make WITH_PYTHON=1 WITH_RUBY=YES install clean

thanks!

 

[atmosx]

Hello,

If I have "WITHOUT_X11= yes" in /etc/make.conf vim will build itself without installing X11 and related software or no?

Best regards,

 

[UNIXgod]

Hello,

If I have "WITHOUT_X11= yes" in /etc/make.conf vim will build itself without installing X11 and related software or no?

Best regards,

I usually compile editors/vim-lite which does just that.

 

[atmosx]

I usually compile editors/vim-lite which does just that.

Nice but how can I see what does vim-lite support? I'm using a few ruby/python/perl plugins so I'd like to vim compiled with support for all three.

 

[UNIXgod]

Nice but how can I see what does vim-lite support? I'm using a few ruby/python/perl plugins so I'd like to vim compiled with support for all three.

You can see what options where used after compilation with % vim --version

Within vim you can use the help system for further information for example :help python or :h ruby