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Typically when I hit "Y" to modify the pkgbuild, it opens a file in /tmp/mvim/***** and shows me nothing but the single line:
PKGBUILD
Did I mess something up? I remember installing mvim-git at some point before I could no longer edit the pkgbuilds.
Last edited by tonistark (2016-01-14 11:13:27)
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Can you edit the PKGBUILD manually?
Mod note: Moving to AUR issues.
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What''s in your $EDITOR and/or $VISUAL env? Looks like the input file gets parsed by mvim as a file to rename instead of a file to open in vim
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Looks like the input file gets parsed by mvim as a file to rename instead of a file to open in vim
Given the AUR description, that doesn't surprise me:
Rename or move files by editing their names with vim.
Is mvim even an editor?
EDIT: no it isn't. It is a tool that calls vim to edit a file's name. So why is it surprising that when you call mvim on a PKGBUILD all you get to edit is the file's name?
Last edited by Trilby (2016-01-13 13:59:54)
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It turns out that my .zshrc had set my env EDITOR='/bin/mvim' . It's all working now. Thanks for the help! And pleased to meet you all.
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Welcome to the forums, no problem, don't forget to mark the thread as solved by editing your initial post and appending [SOLVED] or similar
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It turns out that my .zshrc had set my env EDITOR='/bin/mvim'
Wow, when did your .zshrc achieve sentience? ![]()
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tonistark wrote:It turns out that my .zshrc had set my env EDITOR='/bin/mvim'
Wow, when did your .zshrc achieve sentience?
After I was exposed to the awesome radiation of zshrc autocompletion.
EDIT: Whoops, I thought you said, when did I achieve zshrc sentience. Sorry, it's 3 in the morning. I should sleep. ~3~
Last edited by tonistark (2016-01-14 11:15:01)
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