MuCommander

Contents 1 Use Vim as muCommander Editor 1.1 Mac OS X 1.1.1 Prerequisites 1.1.2 Configuration 1.2 Windows 1.2.1 Prerequisites 1.2.2 Configuration

Use Vim as muCommander Editor

My approach uses the Vim server, to avoid constantly loading the executable. The --remote-silent-tab starts the server if it doesn't exist (without complaining about it) and loads the file in a tab.

Mac OS X

Prerequisites

• MacVim

Configuration

MacVim as editor:

~/Library/Preferences/muCommander/preferences.xml
<editor>
   <use_custom>true</use_custom>
   <custom_command>mvim --remote-tab-silent $f</custom_command>
</editor>

Windows

Prerequisites

• GVim

Configuration

<editor>
   <use_custom>true</use_custom>
   <custom_command>gvim --remote-tab-silent $f</custom_command>
</editor>