17:44:46 <antranigv> How can I get vim on OmniOS to support Python?
18:09:45 <antranigv> nevermind, setting up NFS was easier :)
18:11:37 <nomad> not that I have the answer but I am curious what you mean by 'support'.
18:11:58 <nomad> It's a text editor, it edits any text file. Last I checked python was an interpreter that takes text as input.
18:12:21 <antranigv> nomad Vim has Python, Ruby and Perl support for vimscripts
18:12:57 * nomad notes he uses vi, not vim, and leaves it at that.
18:13:53 <nomad> so, if I'm interpreting what you're saying correctly, you want to call a python script from inside vim? Interesting.
18:15:47 * nomad would think that would work with !} but hasn't tried.
18:23:38 <antranigv> nomad yeah, I had issues with NFS too, but mostly beacuse I'm still not familier with illumos's NFS. I went back to vi on the server
18:25:25 <antranigv> I'm passing "rw=10.69.0.69,root=10.69.0.69,anon=0" to sharenfs. is this wrong?
20:00:49 <nomad> What are you trying to accomplish with the anon=0 ?
20:06:51 <tux0r> <antranigv> nomad Vim has Python, Ruby and Perl support for vimscripts << and lua, racket, tcl.
20:07:20 <tux0r> that said, acme has any language that can print text support for plugins..
20:16:36 <ptribble> antranigv: isn't it "rw=@10.69.0.69,root=@10.69.0.69" ?
20:41:37 <antranigv> ptribble ended up having this: root=@10.69.0.69,rw=@10.69.0.69,uidmap=*:0:@10.69.0.69,gidmap=*:0:@10.69.0.69
20:41:46 <antranigv> which works like a charm