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I recently tried to install vim-limp from the AUR by building the package which worked fine. This was after I tried running the .sh file for the vim plugin from vim.org which did not work despite the fact that I had all the dependencies installed including the Common Lisp Hyperspec which I also built from the AUR. However, when I tried to run limp in a .lisp file by pressing <F12> as you are supposed to nothing happened.
I then followed the steps from:
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/17774 which had no effect either.
I also tried making symlinks per the instructions in section 2.3 in:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/ericsbasemento … index.html
However that too had no effect.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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If I try installing from the install.sh file instead of the AUR package I get:
Installing Limp 0.3.4 to /usr/local/limp/0.3.4...
* symlink /usr/local/limp/0.3.4 -> /usr/local/limp/latest
* symlink /root/.vim/ftplugin/lisp -> /usr/local/limp/latest
* generating Lisp thesaurus...
Couldn't open /usr/share/doc/hyperspec/Front/X_AllSym.htm for input: No such file or directory at ./regenerate-hyperspec-thesaurus.pl line 42.
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Limp has many dependencies:
"
Vim7.x with +eval
SBCL
rlwrap for SBCL command-line editing
UNIX SCREEN for SBCL communication
The Common Lisp Hyperspec for the For the Lisp thesaurus
Perl for generating the Lisp thesaurus
"
"rlwrap" and "sbcl" can be found in community and extra
"cl-hyperspec" can be found in AUR, careful though you have to edit the package build. Follow this:
"Please consider using "$srcdir" and "$pkgdir" instead of $startdir/src and $startdir/pkg to make this work with non-default BUILDDIR in /etc/makepkg.conf. Double-quoting the variables will also allow spaces in the paths."
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Hey. Thanks for the reply but I figured out how to use slimv quite well. Also I'm kind of currently of Lisp and messing around with around with Haskell (when I have time). But thanks anyway.
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