björn wrote: > Ben Schmidt >> I also included a 'MacVim defaults' so you can bypass all your own >> config, but get MacVim's menus, etc. It works by doing essentially >> '-u $VIM/vimrc -U $VIM/gvimrc --noplugin'. To make this a bit more >> certain to avoid loading user files, I needed to tweak MacVim's >> gvimrc, too. > > I'm not convinced about this menu -- do we really need it? The only > argument for, as I can see it, is that we can tell newbies to use it.
+1 for "New Window with Defaults" on Option-Cmd-N We certainly don't need a new menu item for a rarely used option, but a hidden shortcut to suggest to newbies would have its uses. >> I implemented session load and save commands in the File menu. They >> seem to work. > > There is already a load/save session on the toolbar but as far as I > can tell it is not heavily used. In a way I think this works better > as a menu but will anybody want it? I think it would be useful if it filled its own submenu automatically: \_ Save Session \_ Save Session As... \_ Open Session | \_ my session | \_ test1 What this means is that Save Session would save the current session on itself, if there were a current session, otherwise it would work just like Save Session As, which would ask the user for a session name (possibly avoiding a full file selection dialog) and save the session file in a predefined directory (.vim/sessions?) Open Session would be a dynamic submenu, listing the files available in that directory. See the Opera browser for an example of how it looks like. I think this is the most user frendly way to do it. Tobia --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
