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is this going to show a warning every time someone runs vim without ruby regardless of whether they have coffeetags installed or not?
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@leafo : I assume it is. I haven't got a vim without ruby integration to check. But I thinks that if statment is to make sure the client machine has got ruby env, since CoffeeTags is actually a ruby script.
Do you think we shall removeechohl WarningMsg to make sure the plugin won't be annoying on vim client without ruby? Please let me know. I can do that.
Hi@leafo:
I have been usingCoffeeTags a lot in my diary work. It clearly lists an outline of the coffeescript file, which saves me a lot time.
Now I switched to moonscript projects, and found the CoffeeTags can work perfectly on moon files. So I combined the coffeetags vim plugin into the moonscript plugin. And now I can have a nice moonscript code outline in the tagbar.