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Niels Kobschätzki
Aug 31, 2012, 10:37:17 AM8/31/12
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Hi,
I have suddenly a strange problem. When I try to open MacVim via the Dock, double-clicking it in the Application-folder or via Launchbar then MacVim will start but I cannot open a new window or a file. I mean cmd+n doesn't work, I can search for a file with the Open File-dialogue but it won't open, dragging and dropping a file on the MacVim-icon won't work.
But if I open MacVim via the command line alas with mvim or with "open /Applications/MacVim.app" then it will open and work normally (incl. stuff like dragging and dropping a file onto the icon). Any ideas?
I am using the pre-compiled snapshot 64 which one can download from Google Code (btw. will there be a new snapshot at some point) and I am on Mac OS 10.8.1
Niels
I have suddenly a strange problem. When I try to open MacVim via the Dock, double-clicking it in the Application-folder or via Launchbar then MacVim will start but I cannot open a new window or a file. I mean cmd+n doesn't work, I can search for a file with the Open File-dialogue but it won't open, dragging and dropping a file on the MacVim-icon won't work.
But if I open MacVim via the command line alas with mvim or with "open /Applications/MacVim.app" then it will open and work normally (incl. stuff like dragging and dropping a file onto the icon). Any ideas?
I am using the pre-compiled snapshot 64 which one can download from Google Code (btw. will there be a new snapshot at some point) and I am on Mac OS 10.8.1
Niels
Niels Kobschätzki
Sep 1, 2012, 1:00:06 AM9/1/12
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Hi,
it suddenly works again. Problem solved.
Niels
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it suddenly works again. Problem solved.
Niels
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