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= gvim on Windows 10 = | |||
== Ultisnips requires py >= 2.7 or py3 == | |||
{{testedon|2019-12-06|Windows 10 v1903 (build#18362.449),VIM 8.1.1657,Python 3.8}} | |||
This may not be the best method, so it's more of a workaround. Install Python3 (e.g. via Chocolatey) and make a copy of pythonXX.dll under the python folder (e.g. \Python38) to the version that vim is looking for. For example, if Python 3.8 was installed, but vim is compiled with Python 3.7, then you would make a copy as follows: | |||
<source lang="doscon"> | |||
C:\Python38> copy python38.dll python37.dll | |||
</source> | |||
= Plug-ins = | = Plug-ins = | ||