MacVim 7.3 for OS X 10.5 PPC/Intel

[björn]

Hi,

I have uploaded a 32 bit binary of MacVim 7.3 built for Mac OS X 10.5 PPC/Intel:

http://github.com/b4winckler/macvim/downloads

If somebody is running 10.5 could you be so kind as to try it out and
report back if it works or not. This version does not support
automatic updating (this is to spare me from having to deal with the
extra hassle).

I have not managed to build for OS X 10.4 yet -- I am hoping I'll be
able to resolve this but it may take a while before I get around to
try again.

Björn

[Michael Dunn]

On 17 August 2010 16:21, björn <bjorn.w...@gmail.com> wrote:

> If somebody is running 10.5 could you be so kind as to try it out and
> report back if it works or not.  This version does not support
> automatic updating (this is to spare me from having to deal with the
> extra hassle).

Sorry, I can't run this. It quits immediately upon opening.

I have: OSX version 10.5.8 and my computer is:

Model Name: Mac Pro
Model Identifier: MacPro4,1
Processor Name: Quad-Core Intel Xeon

Michael

[björn]

On 17 August 2010 16:57, Michael Dunn wrote:

> On 17 August 2010 16:21, björn wrote:
>
>> If somebody is running 10.5 could you be so kind as to try it out and
>> report back if it works or not.  This version does not support
>> automatic updating (this is to spare me from having to deal with the
>> extra hassle).
>
> Sorry, I can't run this. It quits immediately upon opening.
>
> I have: OSX version 10.5.8 and my computer is:
>
>  Model Name:   Mac Pro
>  Model Identifier:     MacPro4,1
>  Processor Name:       Quad-Core Intel Xeon

Ok, thanks. Anything warnings/errors mentioned in Console.app? Any
error messages if you try starting from Terminal?

Can anybody else confirm this problem? Has anybody managed to run it on 10.5?

Björn

[Michael Dunn]

Hi Björn,

> Ok, thanks.  Anything warnings/errors mentioned in Console.app?  Any
> error messages if you try starting from Terminal?

From the terminal:

MacBook-Pro-1:~/Temp$ mvim tmp.txt
dyld: Library not loaded: /System/Library/Perl/lib/5.10/libperl.dylib
Referenced from: /Applications/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim
Reason: image not found
Trace/BPT trap
MacBook-Pro-1:~/Temp$

And the same from the console:

8/17/10 6:36:02 PM [0x0-0x3e53e5].org.vim.MacVim[24294] dyld: Library
not loaded: /System/Library/Perl/lib/5.10/libperl.dylib
8/17/10 6:36:02 PM [0x0-0x3e53e5].org.vim.MacVim[24294] Referenced
from: /Users/micdunn/Downloads/MacVim-ppc-i386-10_5-7_3-53/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim
8/17/10 6:36:02 PM [0x0-0x3e53e5].org.vim.MacVim[24294] Reason:
image not found

Cheers, Michael

[björn]

Aha! So it's including the wrong version of Perl. I guess this was
the reason why I never included Perl in previous builds. :-)

I guess the 10.5 version will have to ship without Perl support.

Thanks once again for testing this.

Björn

[björn]

I have uploaded a new build of MacVim 7.3 for OS X 10.5 / PPC / Intel
/ 32 bit to:

http://github.com/b4winckler/macvim/downloads

This one does not include Perl support so hopefully it will work this
time. Can somebody please confirm this for me (Michael?)? Thanks.

Björn

[Michael Dunn]

> This one does not include Perl support so hopefully it will work this
> time.  Can somebody please confirm this for me (Michael?)?  Thanks.

Thanks Björn, that seems to fine now. Thanks for all your hard work!

Michael

[björn]

Excellent, I'll link to it on the google code page.

Björn

[Ken & Yoori Han]

Hi, I'm new to vim/macvim. If I'm editing a ruby file, I've learned to run it by :rubyf /path/to/rubyscript
Is there a way to run the current buffer in a TextMate style cmd-R without having to type :rubyf filename each time? Thanks.

Ken

[Wy Mitbbs]

This how I run rspec using cmd+r. in .vimrc
" Run Rspec for the current spec file
function! RunRspec()
ruby << EOF
buffer = VIM::Buffer.current
spec_file = VIM::Buffer.current.name
VIM::message "Running Rspec for #{spec_file}. Results will be displayed in Firefox."
command = "ruby ~/.vim/bin/run_rspec.rb #{spec_file}"
system(command)
EOF
endfunction
map <F7> :call RunRspec()<cr>
map <D-r> <ESC>:w<CR><F7><CR>

just change the command accordingly.

Yi

> --
> You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist.
> Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to.
> For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php