I have an alias setup to open a file in the same window, like so:
alias edit="open -a MacVim.app $1"
# edit ./myfile.txt
But this does not work for the goto line/function. I get the following error:
The file /Users/me/+123 does not exist.
To get around this I am using a separate alias, like this:
alias edit@="mvim $1 $2"
# edit@ +123 ./myfile.txt
But I would like to use the `edit` alias to both. Is there a way I can do this
using the `open -a MacVim.app` syntax?
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