Look for mvim on mac and use 'open -a MacVim' if it's not in the path. Since 'open -a macvim' doesn't support command line options, add a generic for opening to a line or not.

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Doug Coleman 2011-10-29 15:27:08 -07:00
parent 99b4752c57
commit a1878ea818
2 changed files with 10 additions and 3 deletions

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@ -1,8 +1,13 @@
USING: editors.vim kernel namespaces ;
USING: editors.vim environment fry io.files io.pathnames kernel
namespaces sequences splitting ;
IN: editors.macvim
SINGLETON: macvim
macvim \ vim-editor set-global
M: macvim vim-path \ vim-path get-global "mvim" or ;
: find-binary-path ( string -- path/f )
[ "PATH" os-env ":" split ] dip '[ _ append-path exists? ] find nip ;
M: macvim find-vim-path "mvim" find-binary-path { "open" "-a" "MacVim" } or ;
M: macvim vim-detached? t ;
M: macvim vim-open-line? f ;

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@ -11,7 +11,9 @@ SYMBOL: vim-path
HOOK: find-vim-path vim-editor ( -- path )
HOOK: vim-detached? vim-editor ( -- detached? )
HOOK: vim-open-line? vim-editor ( -- ? )
M: object vim-open-line? t ;
M: vim find-vim-path "vim" ;
M: vim vim-detached? f ;
@ -22,7 +24,7 @@ M: vim vim-detached? f ;
: vim-command ( file line -- command )
[
actual-vim-path dup string? [ , ] [ % ] if
[ , ] [ number>string "+" prepend , ] bi*
[ , ] [ vim-open-line? [ number>string "+" prepend , ] [ drop ] if ] bi*
] { } make ;
: vim ( file line -- )