Not working under Arch Linux

[hellolj]

The plug-in is not working with vim or gvim under Arch Linux (3.12.9-1):
vim: v7.4.135;
perl: v5.18.2;
xdg-open: 1.1.0 rc1
terminal: xfce4-terminal 0.6.3

[szw]

Hi @hellolj

Please check out the debug branch: aaefb72
and please paste the output of vim-g-debug.txt file.

[hellolj]

hi, @szw
I did "git pull origin debug",
git checkout debug,
did the ":G hello" test,
but can't find the output file (or, where am I supposed to find the txt file?)

[szw]

Please check fb93b26. The file should be under your home dir now.

[hellolj]

Just left my office（midnight）. I will update the result about 8 hours later. thanks.

[hellolj]

no output file was generated in the home directory.

[szw]

Hmm, that's strange. Please, paste a link to your .vimrc and check the plugin under a vanilla Vim (without any other plugins).

[hellolj]

Here is my .vimrc file: https://gist.github.com/hellolj/758837583064b44a30c4

I moved all other plugins into a temporary directory and started the Vim again with only vim-g loaded.

Still, no txt file was generated.

[szw]

Thanks. Everything looks fine. Please, check with the latest commit. The file should be generated here: ~/vim-g-debug.txt. If still no luck, please perform following command: :call g#Goo("foobar").

[hellolj]

It worked this time. The following is the content from the debug txt file:
perl
xdg-open
http://google.com/search?q=
test

[szw]

Yeah. Thanks a lot for cooperation :). I'm confused why this doesn't open your browser. Today's evening I'll try to spend more time on that. What shell are you using? Bash? Zsh? What teminal?

Edit: I see the terminal in the beginning of this topic.

[hellolj]

I am using zsh generally with xfce4-terminal. I also tried calling vim from bash, but no difference.

:) No problem. Thanks for your efforts to fix the issue.

[lordi]

I'm running Arch, zsh, xterm and I have no problems.

@hellolj does xdg-open work properly in your terminal?

[szw]

@hellolj yeah please make sure you have xdg-open configured properly. Also please check how it behaves with no other plugins in Vim. Perhaps on weekend I'll got some spare time to try to reproduce this bug on Arch (I need to install it in the VM).

[hellolj]

Hi, @lordi @szw , thanks for the attention to the problem. I tried xdg-open in terminal ("xdg-open www.google.com") and it works fine. I tried this on two installations of Arch Linux (I copied .vimrc and .vim directly to another installation though) but still not working.