I think he's probably referring to the ability to use some of the vim commands
on the console line (rather than starting up the console version of vim).
On the *nix machines you can set your bash config file with: set -o vi
and this will give you most of what you want. I don't know about
Thanks Carlos,
Vimscript is almost enough to make me switch over to emacs or use one of the vi
modes for emacs like viper or evil… but that's a different topic….
What I found is that for my needs the simple solution was to just get rid of
this line from my .gvimrc file (or comment it out):
Thanks, Björn.
Doing this works fine:
set fuopt=maxvert
But the default is maxvert so it's good as is. And it's nice to have the width
in fullscreen get set to the same as whatever you set in non-fullscreen. Being
able to set the width by just mouse dragging in lion is ni
Anyone else having a problem with MacVim being over-agressive with file types.
It matches to many URL schemes. When I click on an email address, when I click
on an Applescript App, and in other situations MacVim tries to respond and I
get the following error:
Unknown URL Scheme. This versio
