2009/2/23 Yongwei Wu: > > 2009/2/23 Nico Weber: >> >>> When I do `open -a MacVim` with this snapshot (Snapshot 43), it just >>> bounces in the dock and I have to force quit the bouncing icon. This >>> used to work fine (a few snapshots ago), I could regularly do things >>> like `open -a MacVim *.txt` in a directory. >> >> Hm, works for me. Does this only happen if you use `open`? Does >> opening MacVim via double-clicking it in the Finder work? Via `mvim`? >> >> What's the output of >> >> cat ~/.CFUserTextEncoding >> >> ? This sounds a bit like issue 56 ( >> http://code.google.com/p/macvim/issues/detail?id=56 >> , particularly comments 23-26). Perhaps it's just a coincidence this >> started happening after you installed 43? Does snapshot 42 still work? > > Maybe not. I am happy to report that since a few snapshots ago this > issue has ceased to appear on my computer. Not sure whether it is > because of an OS update or the MacVim update.
I haven't done anything on purpose to fix this so I'm not sure what has changed... > There are still strange things related to locales. After I start > MacVim by double-clicking, I can open a new Vim window by clicking on > the dock icon when there is not an active Vim window. I cannot do > this if I first launch MacVim by typing mvim in a terminal. For some > reason unknown, the language as indicated by v:lang is zh-CN (Chinese) > in the former case, but it is en_GB in the latter. The problem with clicking on the dock has nothing to do with locales. It is a bug that should have been fixed in snapshot 43 -- can you please test snap 43 to confirm that it has indeed been fixed? The fact that the locale depends on how you start MacVim is somehing I was not aware of however. I don't know why this happens or what consequences it may have unfortunately. Björn --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
