Ah thanks for that, it works now. This did confuse me though since I
didn't think mvim generated any halting output i.e. prompts etc. I did
also try to 'background' the process at an earlier stage using an
ampersand at the end of the command but that didn't work for some
reason.
Kind regards,
Bre
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 3:44 PM, Sylvain Soliman
wrote:
> I answered there since it is not really MacVim specific...
>
> TL;DR: mvim's stdout and stderr must be redirected to /dev/null in order to
> have the AppleScript let mvim be "backgrounded"
You can also right click any file in that director
* Brendan :
> The question was posted at Stackoverflow but I didn't get any joy
> there yet, the links is ...
>
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8213712/opening-macvim-from-applescript
I answered there since it is not really MacVim specific...
TL;DR: mvim's std
The question was posted at Stackoverflow but I didn't get any joy
there yet, the links is ...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8213712/opening-macvim-from-applescript
In summary I'd like to put an Applescript in the Finder toolbar that
when clicked opens a new MacVim window in the di
