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I recently added a script requiring vim-ruby,
The question I have is similar to: how do I detect OS X in my .vimrc file, so certain configurations will only apply to OS X?
but perhaps there is a clean way to check (as I want to propagate the same .vimrc file across all OSes: Win7-64, Linux(RHEL/Ubuntu), Mac, etc.)
You can use
has('ruby')in anifstatement. Try:echo has('ruby')to see for yourself.As an addendum, this works for all “+features” listed in
:version.