On 11/9/2010 7:14 PM, Harrington, John wrote:
Thank you very much, Larry. This worked, though perhaps not for the reason
you expected. Excuse the long description that follows, but the fix raised
some issues that I thought I should report.
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7.3.3 is the one I thought I installed. I don't recall installing a separate
utility "vim 7.1", but I guess I must have. In any case, I'm very satisfied
that "vi" is now showing syntax. It puzzles me a bit that the specific
command "vim" still does not work with syntax, but since I never type "vim"
(I could easily reverse the above alias, I suppose), I am not concerned.
This is indeed wrong. All your vim-related executables should be symbolic
links to more links under '/etc/alternatives'. See
"/etc/postinstall/vim.sh.*" for details of what should be linked where.
Your '/usr/bin/vim' is apparently the actual executable from a previous
version (7.1). If nothing else, I'd recommend you remove '/usr/bin/vim.exe'
to avoid future confusion/problems.
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