Sorry, is the vim that ships with OS X consider emulated?
I think that was a reference to MacVim, maybe?
VimR – Refined Vim Experience for OS X
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#13Sorry, is the vim that ships with OS X consider emulated?
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#15Thanks Guys for making this!
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#16I fail to see how this is better than to use gvim, which is crossplatform, together with NERDTree, CTRL+p + some other language specific plugins that can run on your server, on your desktop (which can be windows, linux or osx, whatever you like). Feels like the authors effort would be better spent on helping some project like NeoVim instead. https://github.com/neovim/neovim
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#20I find it interesting that you included a fuzzy quick-open. One of the pain points with CtrlP in a large project - even with fast hardware - is the synchronous building of its filesystem cache. I would be interested in trying another implementation that lives inside of an app (where it can be dispatched asynchronously).
All in all, a nice looking app! I'm interested in giving it a shot!