Goran Topic wrote:
Update:
You can forget about the test file; the crash happens if there is a
line indented to 16 spaces, all the rest is irrelevant. So you could
open a new Ruby file, and just insert 16 spaces to reproduce.
Sounds like the problem that is fixed by patch 7.4.003
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The problem: If MacVim is not installed in one of the common directories and
the mvim script called from the shell prompt is actually a symbolic link
(symlink) to the original mvim script, the script will probably fail with the
error message:
Sorry, cannot find MacVim.app. Try setting the
