Eachpluginis put into a directory on the same level as vim-plugin-manager. Inthiscaseit's<tt>~/vim-plugin-manager</tt>.
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Seegithubpage. Thereisenoughdocumentationnow.
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Activate fetches the repository if it doesn't exist yet and adds the path to Vim's runtimepath. The repository can be either a git url or a Vim plugin hosted on http://www.vim.org.
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A global variable, the dependency descriptions and the vim-plugin-manager-known-repositories tell Vim where to find plugins.
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The core <tt>.vim</tt> file <tt>autoload/scriptmanager.vim</tt> is small. If you can't understand it let me explain it to you. If you think it's too complicated you've found a bug.
Options are to keep both pages (why?), to merge the two pages, or to delete the old page. Merging might be: Replace the old page with a redirect to this page; or, do the redirect and put some of the TOVL text in this page. I may replace the old page with a redirect if there are no other views. JohnBeckett 01:27, January 6, 2010 (UTC)