On 06/07/13 21:26, tux- wrote:
I see.
I commited my changes ("hg commit -m ..."), used hg fetch
--switch-parent ... how can I pull 7.4 now?
You should already have it. "hg tags" ought to show, among others,
"v7-4a-001" as one of the close ancestors of your "tip". Or, enable the
graphlog extension, then "hg glog -l 10" ²will show you how the latest
10 changeset relate to each other in terms of ancestry.
If you have (as I do, see
http://users.skynet.be/antoine.mechelynck/vim/compunix.htm for
Unix-like) a "myenviro" script to set the settings for configure and
make, then (assuming a bash shell)
source myenviro
(make && make install || echo 'exit status' $?) 2>&1 |tee -a make.log
will install the latest vim 7.4a as (by default)
/usr/local/bin/vim # the executable
/usr/local/share/vim/vim74a/*
where that new vim74a directory becomes your new $VIMRUNTIME. Your $VIM
directory (normally /usr/local/share/vim/ under Unix-like) is unchanged,
as is (of course) your $HOME directory, so any user scripts you had will
be kept.
For Windows the details are a little different but the philosophy is the
same.
Best regards,
Tony.
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