I manage my Vim config in Git and store the files in a dotvim repository on GitHub. Bundler makes it easy to load the source of a gem into your editor, with the bundle open command, but it'd be useful if it changed your current directory before launching Vim. Ruby programmers need to be able to read the source code of the libraries (gems) that they use. Patching "bundle open" to set your current directory.MacVim (which includes Ruby support) normally runs with a GUI, but you can run it in a terminal when you type vi if you prefer. When Apple compiled it they didn't link it against Ruby, which means that you can't use /usr/bin/vi with any Ruby based plugins.
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Articles on Vimĭo you sometimes find yourself wanting to read the code of a method in one of the gems that your project is using? Wouldn't it be good if you could put your cursor on the method or class in question, and press a key to jump straight to the definition within the gem's source code? With the ctags program you can, and with the guard-ctags-bundler gem your tag files will be automatically updated when you add new gems to your bundle.Ī recent version of Vim comes with every copy of Mac OS X.
I store my Vim configuration in a dotvim repository on GitHub.įeel free to have a poke about. Short for "Vi, IMproved", and has been in development since 1991. Microsystems (clearly not somebody you want to underestimate). Vim is a clone of vi, which was written by Bill Joy while he was an Never left it, and are probably wondering what all the fuss is about. Many of us to go in search of a new editor. It seems as though slow progress on TextMate 2 has caused Vim (a text editor with roots in the 1970s) has been seeing a bit of aĬomeback recently, especially amongst the Mac using web developmentĬommunity.
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