SnipMate with Pathogen | 易学教程

问题

I've just installed pathogen on my ~/.vim and add the new command to run the bundles

:call pathogen#infect()

I've already add to my ~/.vim/bundle folder vim-surround and NERDtree and everything works great. Nevertheless, when I tried to add garbas SnipMate it didn't work. Could someone help with this issue? Thanks

回答1:

I installed snimpmate following this guide with no problem at all John Andersons vim guide

$ mkdir ~/.vim/
$ mkdir ~/.vim/{autoload,bundle}
$ cd ~/.vim/
$ git init

git submodule add https://github.com/msanders/snipmate.vim.git bundle/snipmate

To create your own snippets

$ mkdir ~/.vim/snippets
$ vim ~/.vim/snippets/python.snippets

His example for pdb snippet

snippet pdb
    import pdb; pdb.set_trace()

You should be then good to go.

回答2:

I don't now why but when I remove the option

set paste

from my .vimrc the snipmate pluging start work perfectly.

回答3:

The official way of snipmate distribution is vim-addon-manager. Like pathogen it puts each plugin in a separate folder, but it also does more, see the documentation. I have not tried pathogen at all, but I know what may be the cause here:

You forgot to install some dependencies. In this case it is likely that some errors will be thrown.
Pathogen is not sourcing after/ directory (and vim won't do this for all &runtimepath items, just for a few as documented in :h after-directory). As far as I know all mappings are located there.

回答4:

This is not obvious, but snippets/ directory must be at .vim/.

$ mkdir ~/.vim/snippets
$ vim ~/.vim/snippets/python.snippets

At least one snippet:

snippet pdb
    import pdb; pdb.set_trace()

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7232425/snipmate-with-pathogen

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