2017年6月2日 · I have Yosemite 10.10.3 and I recently downloaded macvim using homebrew. I find a vimrc file under the ...

2011年9月11日 · I believe this is what you're looking for: brew install macvim --with-override-system-vim This will create vim, vimdiff, etc. symlinks to mvim in /usr/local/bin/vim, and as long as /usr/local/bin is before /usr/bin in your PATH, you'll get the results you're looking for.

2022年10月10日 · Since MacVim is an actual program on Mac OS, you can map tab switching the same way you map commands in any program (which I personally just learned about recently). Open up System Preferences, select "Keyboard", then "Application Shortcuts" (in the left menu). Under the menu on the right, click on the plus (+) to add a new command.

But, since the terminal.app doesn't support many of vim's rich features, I decided to make the step to MacVim. This breaks the symmetry though, I have to use terminal.app to navigate to a file, edit in MacVim (using mvim of course), quit MacVim and open up the terminal again. Isn't there a way to use MacVim in stead of terminal to do all this?

Specifically, I'm trying to install NERDtree. I downloaded the 4.10 package from github, unzipped it into ~/.vim/, and restarted MacVim (version 7.3). Typing :nerdtree results in the following err...

2017年6月15日 · :!open -a MacVim filename worked fabulously. The only problem is you can't open the same file this way, but that's not a huge problem. :!open -a MacVim % doesn't work. Overall I can work around that by just opening up the current directory with :!open -a MacVim .. My workflow is to open a new window and then ctrl-p to the new file I'm looking for

2011年7月22日 · macvim; See similar questions with these tags. The Overflow Blog “The power of the humble embedding” ...

2018年6月28日 · How do I setup MacVim + Skim PDF Viewer on macOS? I have searched online for various guides but I end up getting extremely confused. I'm relatively new and have only used Overleaf in the past but due to size constraints, I feel the need to compile locally. I have a Macbook Pro running Catalina.

2014年6月25日 · Another option is to add an alias to your ~/.profilethat uses MacVim to open files. Something like: alias edit="open -a MacVim.app $1" Then you can type edit filename in Terminal and the file will open in MacVim.

MacVim loads both ~/.vimrc and ~/.gvimrc, in that order. Make sure that settings in ~/.gvimrc aren't clobbering settings you're making in your ~/.vimrc file. Share