On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 5:32 AM, le...@gmail <[email protected]> wrote:
> Also, and this may be off topic, I have the following function in
> my .bashrc (adapted from this month's MacTech)
>
> function vi() { ${HOME}/Applications/MacVim/mvim $...@}: }
Darn it....I'm the author of that article, and as soon as I saw it in
print *here*, I immediately said, 'that should be quoted!' So, in
short, it should be this:
vi() { ${HOME}/Applications/MacVim/mvim "$...@}"; }
Sorry for the confusion.
<mumble>
Mac users and their spaces....who puts spaces in a file name
anyway...stay off my lawn!
</mumble>
As far as mvim behavior, I'm going to guess you're running 10.6, which
unifies the login sessions. Normally, it's really desirable, but can
mess you up when remotely ssh-ing in. You can detect this in your
.bash_profile and act accordingly:
if [[ $DISPLAY != "" ]]; then
# We are local
else
# We are in via ssh
fi
Hope that helps.
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