Ben Schmidt wrote: > Yikes! With logging like that you'll have exhausted your disk space > in a few minutes!
I know. That's why I kill them right after quitting MacVim. While MacVim is open, they don't log anything, it's only when I quit the app that they cause trouble. > What OS version are you running? Do you start Vims by using mvim > from Terminal, or the New Window command in MacVim, or something else? Leopard 10.5.5 I start Vims with the New Window command exclusively. > You don't have Application Enhancer or the Logitech Control Centre > by any chance? Any other similar hacks you have installed? Why, I have both Application Enhancer and the Logitech Control Centre (the daemon only, without the input manager), as well as SIMBL, the Ecamm Plugin Loader, and Edit in ODBEditor ;-) Plus a few third-party kernel extensions, daemons, and random cruft. I can uninstall APE and Logitech, and move all the Input Managers somewhere else, if you think they might be the culprits. I'll tell you in a few days if that solved the problem. > BTW, there's a standard BSD command 'killall' on OSX which basically > does the same thing. Nice, thanks! Do you know if there's a standard command equivalent to pgrep -fl? (list processes that match a regular expression in their full commandline) Tobia --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
