On 22 Nov 2014, at 06:04, Paul Wallace paulrw...@gmail.com wrote:
The problem is that I'm not sure how to open macvim through terminal.
I've put macvim into my applications folder but I still can't open macvim
with the
mvim or macvim commands in terminal.
Would it have something to do with my configuration path?
Yes, that sounds like the problem.
Type echo $PATH to see your path. The 'mvim' script must be in one of the
directories in your path, and also executable, for it to work.
Executable means that you can run it by typing mvim. Type ls -l mvim in
mvim's directory. You'll see something like:
$ ls -l ~/bin/mvim
-rwxr-xr-x@ 1 andy andy 2218 17 Aug 2010 /Users/andy/bin/mvim
If you don't see any xs in the first chunk of the line, run chmod 755 mvim
to make it executable.
Yours,
Andy Stewart
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