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Tae Won Ha edited this page Mar 5, 2019 · 43 revisions

init.vim

You may want to check the gui_vimr flag in init.vim to apply some settings only to VimR:

if has("gui_vimr")
 " Here goes some VimR specific settings like
 color xyz
endif

Supported Gestures

  • Pinch to zoom in or out.
  • Two-finger scrolling.

Live Windows Resizing

Live window resizing is turned off by default. You can turn it on in the Advanced Preferences: Appearance Preferences

Ligatures

Ligatures are turned off by default. Turn it on in the Appearance Preferences: Appearance Preferences

Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts

(From 0.26.0) You can change shortcuts of menu items in the Shortcuts Preferences: Appearance Preferences Customized shortcuts will be displayed blue.

$PATH in VimR

Make sure that the environment variable SHELL is set to a reasonable value: VimR uses SHELL to launch the Neovim background process.

Command Line Tool

VimR comes with a command line tool vimr:

$ vimr --help
usage: vimr [-h] [--dry-run] [--cwd CWD] [--line LINE] [--wait] [--nvim]
 [--cur-env | -n | -s]
 [file [file ...]]
Open files in VimR: By default all files are open in tabs in the front most
window or in a new window if there is none. The working directory will be set
to the current directory.
positional arguments:
 file
optional arguments:
 -h, --help show this help message and exit
 --dry-run Just print the 'open' command.
 --cwd CWD Set the working directory.
 --line LINE Go to line
 --wait This command line tool will exit when the corresponding UI
 window is closed.
 --nvim All arguments except --cur-env, --line, --dry-run and --wait
 will be passed over to the (new) nvim instance in a new UI
 window.
 --cur-env Use the current environment variables when launching the
 background neovim process. All files will be opened in a new
 window.
 -n Open files in tabs in a new window.
 -s Open files in separate windows.

For example to use VimR as git difftool, add the following to your ~/.gitconfig

[difftool "vimrdiff"]
 cmd = vimr --wait --nvim -d $LOCAL $REMOTE
[diff]
 tool = vimrdiff

It can be installed via Preferences ➝ General ➝ "Copy 'vimr' CLI tool..." button:

Copy CLI tool button

Automatic Update

If you want to be notified for snapshot builds, you can turn on Snapshot Update Channel in the Advanced preferences pane:

Use Snapshot Update Channel


The old wiki about the MacVim-based vimR can be found in VimR MacVim.

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