> if has("gui_macvim")
...
> I moved them into .gvimrc (without the "if has()" guard) and it works.
> Perhaps the guard doesn't work like I thought it did (ie. at the time
> the .vimrc is evaluated 'gui_macvim' hasn't been set yet).
You can leave the guard turned on in your .gvimrc, and it will continue
to work.
In my case, my .gvimrc is used by MacVim as well as other vims, and so I
can be using a gui vim that isn't MacVim. I use if has("gui_macvim") to
separate the two types of GUI preferences.
--Ted
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