How to uninstall vim-ide

Hello Damian,

when I install the vim-ide in ubuntu 19.04, I encounter c++ syntax check warning in c++ programming. Please check the snapshot attached. Could you help to figure it out?

When installing, it reports an error:

Installing python dependencies
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pdb (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for pdb

and when using vim myfile.cpp it comes up with:

bash: /usr/bin/vim: /usr/bin/python: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

The README.md is rather, well- lacking information, what do we do?
thanks.

Like the title suggests, when in Insert mode of the VimIDE, characters are printed on the line above. So for example, if we take a few lines of code from vimrc

"==========================================================================
" Make vim incompatbile to vi.
set nocompatible
set modelines=0

So if my cursor is on set nocompatible and I am in Insert mode, I press the up arrow key and this happens:

"==========================================================================
" Make vim incompatbile to vi.
A
set nocompatible
set modelines=0

From what I read from the net, it happens in vi. But the lines to make it incompatible with vi have already been added to the config file.
I loved the IDE, but please someone help! It sucks to switch to Normal mode to move the cursor around (or using the mouse :( )

Hi!
Your config looks very useful, but I sorely missed a compiled list of (at least the most useful/used) default keybindings.

Online help would be great (as with e.g. NerdTree or Tagbar), but if not feasible, a simple list in Markdown would be enough. You know, to make start using it easier. ;)

I tried to read through the vimrc, but from one side, I'm a beginner to vimscript, from another, I didn't yet reach the half of it when I already forgot what was in the beginning.

Hi,

I' like some help to setup ctags with vim-ide when working with python projects(actually it's a web application, so it would be good to have js, css either).

I saw a function doing that for C++ on the .vimrc but I couldn't dup that for python, especially when working with virtualenvs (to get the references inside the dependecies too).

Could you help me?

Hi, great work!

Right after installation vim-ide on Ubuntu 16.04 it was required to install zsh.
I cloned vim-ide at 753aa82
I have installed Python.
python --version
Python 2.7.12 :: Anaconda 4.2.0 (64-bit)
But...
Обнаружена ошибка при обработке[Processing error detected] /home/user/.vim/bundle/Omnisharp/plugin/OmniSharp.vim:
строка[line] 11:
E319: Извините, эта команда недоступна в данной версии[Sorry, this command is not available in this version]: pyfile /home/user/.vim/bundle/Omnisharp/python/OmniSharp.py

I'm a real fan of this setup. But I also really like tmux. When I run vim now in tmux my arrow keys kick me out of insert mode and print a,b,c, or d on a new line until I hit the ESC key. I'm not sure how to begin to debug this so I can fix it. But I would love it if someone either knows how to fix it or can point me to how I would start to debug it. Just to clarify, everything works fine outside of tmux.

This looks like it might be a very thorough package, but without any documentation, it's not immediately clear what this thing does or how to install it, or more importantly, whether it's even something relevant or useful.

For instance, why is this "plugin" so large? Does it contain the Vim source code? Which languages are supported?

Without some documentation, these are all mysteries and I don't know what's inside the magic box.

First, thanks for sharing your Vimrc.

I noticed there are blue numbers at the left of your numbers, in your screenshot. I was curious what these numbers mean. I looked into your Bundle map, but I couldn't find any related plugin. Could you tell which plugin it is?

Thanks in advance!

during the install i have following error:

sudo: apt-get: command not found

is only debian supported?