I'm trying to have Python27 and Python34 support for the compiled 64bit version of VIM (used MSVS 2013 to compile it) on my Windows 7 machine (64bit too). I'm using Conda 64bit Python distribution where Python27 is the main installation (I also have it in my Windows PATH) and Python34 was installed as a separate environment. Python27.dll
and Python34.dll
files were placed into the VIM's directory.
:version
shows that my VIM installation has support for both Python distributions, but when I try to run:
py3 print('test')
GVIM just crashes and VIM provides the following error message:
Fatal Python error: Py_Initialize: unable to load the file system codec
ImportError: No module named 'encodings'
py print('test')
works fine.
I reproduced the same behaviour with Haroogan's VIM installation.
Is there any way to tell VIM to use both Python distributions?
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