![]() I don't get why, the same file has different behaviour if it is called. I have to manually run :PluginInstall to make them to start to work properly. gvimrc file and, with the exclusion with this conda mess, everything was working fine. I'll definitely look into that plugin, thanks! Hopefully it will sort out this mess!Īnother interesting thing that I observed: I used a. zshrc file, but if I call term_start('source ~/.zshrc') I get an executing job failed: No such file or directoryerror. Use Vimer tool to ensure that whenever a new file is opened from terminal, it opens as a new buffer in an existing GVim/MacVim window (not a new instance of. ![]() For initialising it I need to source the. If I call term_start('conda activate myenv') I get the error that my shell has not been initialised. That CLI executable is located in the MacVim.app bundle so you can use it directly or use the mvim script like this: mvim -v. It has everything Macvim has (within the constraints of a terminal), including clipboard support. It seems that the such env variable $CONDA_DEFAULT_ENV is not set. No, you need to forget about the default vim and use MacVim's CLI executable instead. I get myenv, and everything seems set, but if I run conda activate myenvĪnd then, from inside vim I call term_start('echo $CONDA_DEFAULT_ENV') I won't get anything. Mvim -c "call term_start('echo $CONDA_DEFAULT_ENV')" Things are super-messy: If from zsh I run conda activate myenv XVim with MacVim and smartgrep pebble8888Feed (Su): When a beast of Xvim. I tried to place them in the gvimrc but the problem is still there. My Xvim CCTV (purchased in 2017) will only record and store 10 days worth of. bashprofile is located at my Users/ directory so I run the command cd Users/ open. bashprofile open it using the command open.And please those of you who deign to grace us with your vim wisdom - be kind. Want to use MacVim instead of the older version of Vim on the command line Follow the steps below: If you already have a. ![]() ![]()
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