> >> If you could let us know exactly what the difference is between
> >> GTK/MacVim as regards Hebrew support then I (or anybody else interested,
> >> of course) could look into fixing this. The problem, for me, with
> >> adding support for other languages (than English) is that I simply do
> >>
>> 1. The snapshot archives contain multiple items at the top level.
>> This is fairly
>> nonstandard IMHO
>
> This is the normal way of packaging stuff in OS X because
> BOMUnarchiver (the program the finder invokes when you double-click a
> zip) creates a folder with the name of the zip f
> 1. The snapshot archives contain multiple items at the top level.
> This is fairly
> nonstandard IMHO
This is the normal way of packaging stuff in OS X because
BOMUnarchiver (the program the finder invokes when you double-click a
zip) creates a folder with the name of the zip for you.
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>> If you could let us know exactly what the difference is between
>> GTK/MacVim as regards Hebrew support then I (or anybody else interested,
>> of course) could look into fixing this. The problem, for me, with
>> adding support for other languages (than English) is that I simply do
>> not k
> > That's fantastic! I've obviously not been paying enough attention
> > to vim_mac. Is there a good way to get it working in xterm? I tried
> > running MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim, but it didn't recognize the
> > OSX clipboard ("*p).
>
> As far as I understand, MacVim is mainly about the gui v
> That's fantastic! I've obviously not been paying enough attention
> to vim_mac. Is there a good way to get it working in xterm? I tried
> running MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim, but it didn't recognize the
> OSX clipboard ("*p).
As far as I understand, MacVim is mainly about the gui versio
On Sunday, September 9 at 02:31 PM, quoth björn:
No, there is no official MacVim.app release yet (only binary
snapshots)...I am still fixing bugs and implementing missing
features. That being said, it works fairly well and supports some
features that the Carbon port does not. Please try it ou
>
>
> One issue, though. If we move the clipboard support into os_macosx.c
> will it break MacVim by having those functions doubly defined? Does it
> need some conditional compilation #ifdefs, and if so, what? Or would you
> just remove the MacVim clipboard support if the other worked without the
>
> If you could let us know exactly what the difference is between
> GTK/MacVim as regards Hebrew support then I (or anybody else interested,
> of course) could look into fixing this. The problem, for me, with
> adding support for other languages (than English) is that I simply do
> not know h
>
>
> As I mentioned in my other email on vim-dev, I prefer the terminal
> version for such things as being able to suspend my session. MacVim's
> implementation of :shell isn't bad, though, so a little of that
> functionality is there. Not enough for me to prefer the GUI to the
> terminal, though.
Hi, Björn,
> No, there is no official MacVim.app release yet (only binary
> snapshots)...I am still fixing bugs and implementing missing features.
> That being said, it works fairly well and supports some features that
> the Carbon port does not. Please try it out and let me know why/if it
bly/consistently (e.g. with Hebrew
text), and I generally prefer to work in the terminal anyway (I like
such things as suspending my Vim session).
So I guess the question now is: could the sources be rearranged such
that Mac clipboard support can be enabled without the GUI being enabled?
I can&#x
>
>
> I use a Vim that I compiled myself; I use it in the Mac Terminal.app and
> using the GTK GUI. The clipboard register doesn't work. Whenever I have
> investigated, which agreeably hasn't been for a while, none of the
> specific 'Mac' versions of Vim has been suitable for me.
>
> > Like Nico sa
>> Like Nico says, clipboard support is in all versions of Vim on the
>> Mac.
>> For instance, in MacVim.app check out the following functions in
>> gui_macvim.m:
>
> So this isn't in the official Vim distribution, correct?
It works in the official Carbon vim as well. And it also works if you
I have mixed up quotes from multiple people.
> I don't understand. Can you elaborate? Copying to and pasting from
> the mac clipboard works fine. The normal `p` and `y` commands in vim
> don't use the system clipboard, you have to use the "system
> clipboard" register *: "*p to paste, "*y t
Hi Ben,
>
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but my belief is that Vim does not support the
> clipboard on the Mac.
Like Nico says, clipboard support is in all versions of Vim on the Mac. For
instance, in MacVim.app check out the following functions in gui_macvim.m:
void clip_mch_request_selection(V
Hi,
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but my belief is that Vim does not support
> the
> clipboard on the Mac.
>
> I'm wondering what would be involved in adding this capability to Vim.
I don't understand. Can you elaborate? Copying to and pasting from
the mac clipboard works fine. The normal `p` a
Hi,
Correct me if I'm wrong, but my belief is that Vim does not support the
clipboard on the Mac.
I'm wondering what would be involved in adding this capability to Vim.
I recently adapted some example code of Apple's to create 'pbcopy_utf8'
and 'pbpaste_utf8', which, you guessed it, basically p
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