Over at the vim_mac Google Group they got MacVim’s own version of Edit in TextMate (see this post) working.
To install:
- Install MacVim
- Download and mount this disk image here.
- defaults write org.slashpunt.edit_in_odbeditor ODBEditorBundleIdentifier “org.vim.MacVim”
- defaults write org.slashpunt.edit_in_odbeditor ODBEditorName MacVim
- sudo mkdir /Library/InputManagers
- sudo cp -pR “/Volumes/Vim/Edit in ODBEditor” /Library/InputManagers
- sudo chown -R root:admin /Library/InputManagers
In the terminal do:
Then restart the applications you want to use it in and try it out. It works basically the exact same way as in Edit in TextMate so check out my post here, the only difference in that it’s Control-Command-Shift-E to use it. Enjoy!
On a related note: anyone who uses Vim and Twitter will like my script that I wrote available here.
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Brad Jasper
I may have just found my new text editor :). January 24th, 2008 at 8:43 pm
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