Sourcing special file on startup? about vim-anywhere HOT 4 OPEN

No worries.

You bring up a great point. I actually have the same problem, but I'm trying to think of any way other than adding a .vim-anywhererc. Another solution would be to force the file type of the GVim instance to be text or markdown. That or allowing you to put a vim-anywhere configuration section in your .vimrc or .gvimrc and only activate it when vim-anywhere is invoked.

I'll look in to all three ideas and see what I come up with over the weekend.

Thanks! ^_^

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vim-anywhere just invokes regular MacVim or GVim depending on your system. These both automatically source ~/.gvimrc and you can override your defaults to have them source whatever you'd like.

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Sorry I was terribly unclear. My suggestion was to have yet another file, say .vimanywhererc, that is sourced in addition to ~/.gvimrc only when gvim is invoked by vim-anywhere. I use GVim for coding, but I usually write plain texts or markdowns when I invoke it by vim-anywhere, so I thought it might be convenient to have GVim ready for writing texts (not codes) when I press ctrl+alt+v.

To be clear:

• Regular GVim automatically sources ~/.vimrc and ~/.gvimrc.
• How about having GVim when activated by vim-anywhere (e.g. pressing ctrl+alt+v) source ~/.vimrc, ~/.gvimrc and .vim-anywhererc?

This is a tiny suggestion and vim-anywhere is amazing anyway. Thank you very much.

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Thanks. Your ideas seems nice.

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