This plug-in is installed in GVIM
But when you open a python file, you will be prompted with a bunch of red words, mainly because Python is not supported
There is a reply in the author:
You can enter whether Python print (‘sb ‘) or: Python 3 print (‘sb’) can run in VIM, but not input: version
Check the version of GVIM. Download the 64-bit version GVIM
The version of GVIM is now 64 bit
Check whether Python is 64-bit or not in CMD
After keeping the versions of GVIM and python 64-bit, it still doesn’t work on the command line. Opening a py file is a pile of red prompts
So add such a line of code to _vimrc to specify the path of python3
Then on the command line, type: Python 3 print (‘sb ‘)
Output normal
Reopen a py file and enter After that, I found that the prompts were normal, and there were no previous prompts
After tossing me for a day, I am irritable, by the way, I have to install a plug-in>pip install jedi
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