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Message: 50770
BY: cronocloud
DATE: 2008-Feb-01 13:44
SUBJECT: Cream (the gVIM mod)

I can blame Slashdot for a lot of the stuff I try out, including this.

Cream is a vim addon essentially "CUA's" gvim, changing the menus and shortcuts. I had to make a couple of alterations to it to get it to work properly for me:

in cream-singleserver.vim

edit functions Cream_singleserver_init() and Cream_singleserver to have at their
starts.

if !has ("mac")
return
endif

Yes, I tried "if has ("linux") but that didn't work, the google info I found was for a user trying to get it to work on OSX, they had to use "if has ("mac") so I just "notted" it.

The mod is designed for gvim, and you can still run gvim (or regular console/terminal vim) normally without using cream. It didn't seem to affect the LaTeX-Suite adversely.

You run it with either:
/usr/local/share/vim/vim71/bin/cream or
gvim -U NONE -u /usr/local/share/vim/vim71/cream/creamrc
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