Prebuilt GVim 7.3. python-enabled binaries

Question

Besides compiling GVim, is there anywhere where you could continue to use binary files with + python support?

Edit :: Sorry to forget again. I am looking for windows binaries.

Answer 1

Okey, the problem is resolved.

At www.vim.org, when loading Vim, you need to take the OLE version along with the archive of the runtime files. When unpacking, try for example

: python print ('Whatcha do Doc?')

and look what mistake he will give. You should see something line by line ... yadda yadda python27.dll. There is your tip. This version was compiled using Python 2.7. in mind, so go to www.python.org and download it. After installation, repeat the test print in Vim - it should work now. I tried this with Vim 7.3 (current) and Python 2.7.2. (current), but expect it to be the same for older versions. Just remember to connect them.

Answer 2

You can download vim without cream . They usually compile often with the latest fixes.
The problem for me is that they compile against python2.6, and I'm more interested in using python2.7.
Please note that the installer does not actually come with python, you need to install python separately.