Add support for neovim, newest pudb and atomize python code #5
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September 13, 2017 08:57
Fix rel path issue Fix rel path issue part 2
Elkasitu
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| if !has("python") | ||
| echo "Error: Required vim compiled with +python" | ||
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Program will now execute correctly if (neo)vim has either +python or +python3 compilation flags
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Neovim v0.2.0 support added (tested), shouldn't break vim support (not tested)
Newest pudb requires that bp objects contain a
condattribute, if they don't the program breaks and you get a traceback, solution for now is to assign None to self.cond during BP init, which works but is not ideal if anyone wants to actually add a BP condition.Python code is now within their own files for easier modification/readability.
Not mentioned in any of the commits but I added a check to see if (neo)vim was compiled with python3, so that if it was compiled with it, it wouldn't break because it didn't have +python but +python3, since the python code should be py2 and py3 compatible.
PS: Should probably check if neovim is being used instead of vim with has('nvim') and passing it as an arg to the python scripts