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From: Alan Eldridge <alane@geeksrus.net>
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Subject: Why does vim use (old) tcl-8.0?
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Just curious: Any reason why vim is built with such an old version of
tcl?  

Since the different tcl ports stomp on each other's files somewhat,
it's kind of a nuisance to have this one commonly installed port that,
in its packaged form, brings in an old version of tcl to overwrite
files from the tcl-8.3.4 port.

-- 
Alan Eldridge
"Dave's not here, man."

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