Renderers and colors

Has anybody else noticed that some colors are off, between the classic renderer and the experimental renderer? DigitalColorMeter.app says that it's the classical renderer to be off... never noticed it before though. Tobia --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this

Re: var-tabstops

Now I see. I'm not sure what's the best way of doing it either, but your idea sounds good. Did you investigate the possibility of faking the commit dates? Seeing as Git is a distributed system, I don't see why you shouldn't be able to set arbitrary commit dates, with a custom rebasing script.

var-tabstops

Hello Has anybody had any success in merging the var-tabstops branch with MacVim? I thought it would be easy, as the two branches must have a common ancestor, but when I tried it gave me endless conflicts. What am I missing? If anybody knows any better, any help is appreciated.

Re: Project drawer like in TextMate

Hello Björn and others Would it be simpler to just have a Cocoa drawer of open buffers? Much like the Buffers menu, except it wouldn't be a menu but a drawer. Tobia --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message from the vim_mac maillist. For more information,

Re: Tabs and full-size MacVim windows

garfield wrote: how do I get new files to open in the same window (in a new tab) with MacVim? Preferences (Cmd-comma) and then set Open files from applications: in the current window. I was looking for a Merge All Windows option yesterday and was wishing there was one. I don't think

Re: Cursorline as line not shadow

björn wrote: Try the following two lines: :hi clear CursorLine :hi CursorLine gui=underline Excellent! This is so going in my .vimrc -Tobia --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message from the vim_mac maillist. For more information, visit

Re: Input manager issues

David Morel wrote: I have these 3 issues with the 'Edit in MacVim' Input manager, and wondered what the status was, wether a solution existed, etc. - Non-custmizable keyboard shortcut (even defining a custom one in Keyboard prefs, just deoesn't work) Works for me. Keyboard Shortcuts,

Re: Maximize window before going to fullscreen mode

Slightly related question: on my machine fuopts=maxhorz,maxvert almost maxmizes the fullscreen vim. It appears to leave black margins equivalent to the size of the menu bar and of the dock. Is this a known limitation? Tobia --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received

Re: On 16x16 document icons

Sorry for the late reply I think the green, bold icons (Option 3. in the OP) look awesome. I'd rather have all icons green, as a hint that the file will be opened with MacVim. A suggestion: I don't know if it's feasible with the API you're using, but I would shift the text 0.5 pixels to

Re: MacVim on Ohloh

Brian McKee wrote: While surfing for something else I tripped over http://ohlogh.net For grins I submitted macvim - the resulting report is interesting - http://www.ohloh.net/p/macvim/analyses/latest Nice site, but... how can there be more Autoconf than Objective-C source code in MacVim?

Re: Idea: raiseTerminal action

Niklas Lindström wrote: I wonder if a macaction for Command-Tab might do? This is a nice idea. The window under the topmost MacVim windows clearly belongs to the second most recently used app, which is the first choice doing a single Cmd-Tab. -Tobia

Re: Document Icons

Andrew Long wrote: If we want people to be able to tell the files that are associated with Vim from those associated with XCode, we can come up with a different graphical hint, such as a colored border I'm not szo sure that it's important. What's important to me is that the file is a

Re: What's the rationale behind not using a normal PATH?

Robin wrote: How do you get an acceptable font display in Terminal? When I set the font to Bitstream Vera Mono - it just looks terrible, even with antialiasing I guess it depends on your definition of acceptable, or what font you're trying to use. My first choice, coming from Linux,

Re: MacVim.app - Snapshot 37

Steve Huff wrote: Ted Pavlic wrote: It seems like ever since I installed Snapshot 37, when the file I'm editing gets touched or modified in the background, now a GUI dialog comes up that gives me the option to reload. I *HATE* the dialog. Is there any way I can turn it off? I'm much

Re: MacVim.app - Snapshot 37

Ben Schmidt wrote: Yikes! With logging like that you'll have exhausted your disk space in a few minutes! I know. That's why I kill them right after quitting MacVim. While MacVim is open, they don't log anything, it's only when I quit the app that they cause trouble. What OS version are

Re: MacVim.app - Snapshot 37

björn wrote: kimo wrote: I don't have the connection is invalid message in my logs yet, but I do have other strange messages: [0x0-0x43043].org.vim.MacVim[1065]: stty: stdin isn't a terminal [0x0-0x43043].org.vim.MacVim[1065]: Command terminated ...I have absolutely no idea what this

Re: New window with and session commands

björn wrote: Ben Schmidt I also included a 'MacVim defaults' so you can bypass all your own config, but get MacVim's menus, etc. It works by doing essentially '-u $VIM/vimrc -U $VIM/gvimrc --noplugin'. To make this a bit more certain to avoid loading user files, I needed to tweak