See this post:
http://phaseportrait.blogspot.com/2007/12/file-associations-and-path-with-macvim.html
which summarizes the common ways to fix this problem on OS X.
Especially because the most recent MacVim snapshot has updated its file
association database significantly, the best choice is
On Dec 31 2008, 7:41 pm, Gary Johnson garyj...@spk.agilent.com
wrote:
On 2008-12-31, Hunt Jon wrote:
[...]
If you want bash to do more than it does now when run from
Vim, put those extra shell commands and settings in your
~/.bashrc file. I wouldn't think you'd need to make all the
Hi
I'm using a Mac and VIM, which comes by default. If I run :shell,
the shell doesn't seem to read any shell startup files such as
.bash_login, .profile or .bash_profile.
The prompt just says: bash-3.2$, which is different from what I get
when I open a Terminal window.
Is there any way to VIM
On 2008-12-31, Hunt Jon wrote:
Hi
I'm using a Mac and VIM, which comes by default. If I run :shell,
the shell doesn't seem to read any shell startup files such as
.bash_login, .profile or .bash_profile.
The prompt just says: bash-3.2$, which is different from what I get
when I open a
Pardon the terse response. I'm on a cell phone. Look at shcf setting
in vim. Change to -lc to run a login shell. Otherwise use macvim with
login shell pref checked on. Or adjust your environment.plist file.
On 12/31/08, Gary Johnson garyj...@spk.agilent.com wrote:
On 2008-12-31, Hunt Jon
On 2008-12-31, Ted Pavlic wrote:
Pardon the terse response. I'm on a cell phone. Look at shcf setting
in vim. Change to -lc to run a login shell.
'shcf' doesn't apply here. The OP is not executing a ! or :!
command--he's executing :shell, which doesn't use 'shcf'.
Regards,
Gary
