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Install scripts into some directory different from script's name #405
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@darkshell I assume you mean weird folder names. Has a plugin's name broken something on your system? Were you looking for this to be on the Bundle line like this: I can see the possibility of name collisions requiring this. Edit: Can you give an example of plugin and the OS/Shell using that gave a problem if it wasn't just a cosmetic change? |
@starcraftman I mean some scripts are named xxx.vim, xxx-zip or what, which makes bundle directory ugly. OK, maybe I'm kind of picky. |
I wanted this a while back, and it was working until the new installer came in. Once we merge PR #242 then you can do something like:
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@jdevera Oh, I'm looking forward to seeing that. |
@darkshell Can you close this issue? |
@Shougo why? This is not fixed yet |
I think Vundle can change directory name by option. This feature is not implemented? Bundle 'horrible-script-name', {'directory' : 'nice-dir-name'} |
@Shougo No, I've test all ways above, but no success. I'm on ox x 10.9, and vim compiled by myself. It seems like that Bundle just ignores , {'directory' : 'nice-dir-name'} directly. Might as well I wait for the new version. %>_<% |
@darkshell are you closing this because you no longer require this? Otherwise I don't understand, as this is not fixed. |
see #406 |
Oh, thanks for your test. |
I‘m wondering if bundle could install scripts into directories different from scripts's name, because some script's names are kind of wired.
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