I use a single .vim dir across several machines, some of which have python and some of which do not. On the machines that don't, I get the "Error: PyREPL requires vim compiled with +python." error. This isn't really helpful as I won't be adding python to those copies of Vim any time soon (nor using them for Python development). It would be great if the plugin just exited when Python isn't present.

This is what my buffer looks like after entering "x=1"

>>> x=1
>>> >>>

I'm using MacVim compiled with python 2.7.1

Using your latest version from the repository, I cannot do something like:

  >>> def foo(): 
  ...     x=1 
  ...     return x 

and then go back in the buffer and do :

  >>> def foo(): 
  ...     x=1 
  ...     x=10  # adding additional line to previous block
  ...     return x 

without getting the following error:

  Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "<string>", line 1
      return x
     ^

Am I missing something?

Thanks!