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@chrisbra chrisbra released this 30 Aug 22:05
v8.0.1026
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Nightly Vim Windows build snapshots (more information).

Changes:

  • 8.0.1026: GTK on-the-spot input has problems
  • 8.0.1025: stray copy command in test
  • 8.0.1024: folds lost when session file has a buffer in two windows
  • 8.0.1023: it is not easy to identify a quickfix list
  • 8.0.1022: test 80 is old style
  • 8.0.1021: older Gnome terminal still echoes t_RC
  • 8.0.1020: when a timer calls getchar(1) input is overwritten
  • 8.0.1019: pasting in virtual edit happens in the wrong place
  • 8.0.1018: warnings from 64-bit compiler
  • 8.0.1017: test for MS-Windows $HOME always passes
  • 8.0.1016: gnome terminal echoes t_RC
  • 8.0.1015: missing update to terminal test
  • 8.0.1014: old compiler doesn't know uint32_t

Download and execute the most recent gvim_8.._x86.exe file to install Vim.
The exe file contains the (32bit) installer while the .zip files contain an
archive of the 32bit (_x86) or 64bit versions (_x64). To install it, extract
the archive and update your PATH variable. The installer will do that
automatically and provide some additional extensions (e.g. Edit with Vim menu).
The gvim...pdb.zip file only contains the corresponding pdb files for debugging the binaries.

If you need a dynamic interface to Perl, Python2, Python3, Ruby, TCL, Lua or Racket/MzScheme,
make sure you also install the following. Vim will work without it, but some Plugin
might need this additional dependency. (e.g. Gundo needs a working Python2 installation,
Command-T needs a working Ruby installation and Neocomplete needs a working Lua
installation). This means, those interpreters have to be installed in addition to Vim.
Without it Vim won't be able to use that feature! You can find those interperters here:

Make sure that you install the same architecture (32bit/64bit) that matches your Vim installation.

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