The very first time I opened up VimR my immediate first impression was "Yes! They use Solarised" which is the colour scheme that I use in my normal vimmings! Of course then I realised that this isn't another copy of Vim, this *is* Vim, so it is reading my vimrc - which means no settings to change :-) Drag or move the extracted file 'VimR.app' into your Applications folder.I have my machine set up to auto extract compressed files once downloaded, if you don't you will need to extract the file.Click the Download link, this will download a compressed file.
If you have installed any Mac apps before from a website this won't be new to you but if you haven't the process is very simple
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So, to summarize: the rationale behind VimR is to build an editor which offers the full Vim experience, even if I don’t use all features of Vim, but has other convenience features-found in many other editors and in Vim scripts-in a graphical form, improving the whole editing experience. To quote the creator of VimR, Tae Won Ha MacVimFramework is a fork of MacVim which has been tweaked so that it can be used inside other projects. The slightly longer answer, if I follow what people have been saying correctly is that this an implementation of the MacVimFramework. The quick answer is that it is a more visual Vim environment, not dissimilar to MacVim. So what is VimR (apart from a refined Vim Experience for OS X!)? Note - The version I am using is v0.1.5, the creator has stated in several places that this is still very much a work in progress What is VimR Recently I noticed a post on Hacker News about something called VimR, the full title was VimR - Refined Vim Experience for OS X.Īs someone who a) uses Vim, b) runs OS X and c) enjoys refined experiences this had my attention.
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