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On 22/03/2012 13:53, Darcy wrote:
> Just to clarify `sudo ln -s $(which gvim) $(which vim)` is different.
> It does not include the -v option. This just creates a link of gvim
> to vim.
>
> vim='mvim -v'
> alias vim="${vim}"
>
> The -v option for mvim is to open vim inside a terminal rather than
> opening the usual gui version of macvim. (try it) I like this because
> the vim that comes with OS X is not compiled with as many options as
> mvim. And I like to run vim in a terminal...
>
> I learned about it here:
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2056137/how-to-run-mvim-macvim-from-terminal
>
> Creating the vim environment variable is useful because notice I use
> it for more than just the `alias vim="${vim}". I also use it for
> $EDITOR...
In which case you could pull the Vim sources from Mercurial & build a
console Vim to fit your requirements (the default build installs into
/usr/local/).
Or alternatively, use MacPorts for a console version (I currently use a
console version of Vim from MacPorts & a MacVim I compiled from Bjorn's
sources on OS X).
Cheers,
Phil...
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