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You're probably right that some kind of TL;DR is missing. Usage mentions it but rather in a crude form.
TL;DR
To start using Yavide immediately on existing project, you just have to import it by running <Ctrl-s>n. You will have to provide an arbitrary name of your project and the directory where project resides (directory auto-completion is available so you don't have to manually type the whole path in). Just follow the instructions once you run this command.
Something is still missing. Following the above instructions, where 'arbitrary name' is 'xyz' and project resides in '/home/xxxx/projects/efence', leads to:
Error detected while processing function Y_Project_New[5]..<SNR>5_Y_Project_Create:
line 48:
E344: Can't find directory "/home/xxxx/projects/efence//xyz" in cdpath
E472: Command failed
Error detected while processing function Y_Project_New[5]..<SNR>5_Y_Project_Create[69]..<SNR>5_Y_Project_AutoDetectProgLanguages:
line 17:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 9, in <module>
NameError: name 'YavideUtils' is not defined
Generally, there needs to be some more information on how this thing works, including details about those .user_settings.vimrc (are there more?).
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Please write a small note in the documentation on -
Say, for instance, I have cloned Linux kernel source code and I want to start making changes to the source using Yavide.
Thanks & regards,
Sreenath
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