> 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 > Textmate did? > In Textmate you have a click able help entry to install optional > components like mate > (the mvim for Textmate) or "Edit in Textmate". > > MacVim could bundle the mvim script right in it's application bundle > and provide a > simple command or script to create the needed symlinks. > > With this you would have all the benefits of drag-and-drop install, > sparkle and mvim. > (For which you have to read the :help entry anyway..)
The plan was to put an "install mvim script" button in the second preference pane, but nobody got around to implementing it yet. Patches welcome, I guess :-) Nico -- You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
