Every time MacVim starts a vim process (e.g., when you create a new
MacVim window), it will launch it via a login shell. If it doesn't use
the login shell that you want it to use, you can configure it (with a
hidden preference settable via "defaults"). In most cases, MacVim will
pick the correct shell.
You can see
:help macvim
for more information about MacVim (and its hidden preferences).
--Ted
703designs wrote:
>
> So the "launch vim in shell" preference would provide this
> functionality? I can't check right now; I'm at work stuck on a Windows
> box.
>
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