On Wednesday, December 9, 2009 11:29:34 PM UTC-8, Nico Weber wrote:
MacVim could bundle the mvim script right in it's application bundle
and provide a
simple command or script to create the needed symlinks.
The plan was to put an install mvim script button in the second
preference
On Thu, 10 Dec 2009, René Köcher wrote:
Dragging apps into the application folder is how it's always been on
mac - easy. In my opinion it's the best way to install MacVim.
Agreed. Mac apps shouldn't use installers unless they have considerably
complicated installations, like installing
Hi George,
2009/12/6 George Dinwiddie:
Just an FYI that this Mac newbie (experienced with both Windows
Unices) found the installation a little confusing. I ended up putting
the MacVim program in /Applications the mvim script in /usr/local/bin
along with a gvim symbolic link. Does that
Hi, Björn,
At least some people read the readme, because I did. I just wasn't
sure, after doing so, what was the correct way to install. Much of
this is my own inexperience with the OSX environment.
My posting was prompted by two motivations:
1. To confirm that I'd done a reasonable thing,
2009/12/9 George Dinwiddie:
At least some people read the readme, because I did. I just wasn't
sure, after doing so, what was the correct way to install. Much of
this is my own inexperience with the OSX environment.
My posting was prompted by two motivations:
1. To confirm that I'd done a
On Dec 9, 2009, at 2:02 AM, björn wrote:
All Mac apps either come as an archive (admittedly it is usually a
.dmg though) or as an installer program. In the former case you
always just drag the app to wherever you want to keep it (usually
/Applications). The latter is not used that often
that solution doesn't solve enough problems. I have added ~/bin in my
path and put a symlink to mvim there. an alias my work better sense
it's automatically updated when the target moves but my account is
about the only thing that uses this program. I have many other things
in that folder so it
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 2:16 AM, dacresni vivacar...@gmail.com wrote:
that solution doesn't solve enough problems. I have added ~/bin in my
path and put a symlink to mvim there. an alias my work better sense
it's automatically updated when the target moves but my account is
about the only
With this lots of discussion going on I think I should state my
point too.
Dragging apps into the application folder is how it's always been on
mac - easy.
In my opinion it's the best way to install MacVim.
Regarding the optional mvim script - why not take the same approach as
On 12/5/09 10:31 PM, George Dinwiddie wrote:
Thanks for the Mac version of gvim. I really appreciate it!
Just an FYI that this Mac newbie (experienced with both Windows
Unices) found the installation a little confusing. I ended up putting
the MacVim program in /Applications the mvim script
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 7:28 PM, Robert H sigz...@gmail.com wrote:
I leave everything alone and put the following in my .bashrc as an alias:
alias vim='/Applications/MacVim/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim'
alias gvim='/Applications/MacVim/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim -g'
I'm doing something
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