Under *nix I can set SVN_EDITOR to gvim --nofork to do the trick, but that doesn’t seem to work under Windows. Is there any solution for that?
Under *nix I can set SVN_EDITOR to gvim –nofork to do the trick, but
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Under *nix I can set SVN_EDITOR to gvim --nofork to do the trick, but that doesn’t seem to work under Windows. Is there any solution for that?
If you have installed the batch files (c:\windows\gvim.bat), just set
EDITORtogvim -f, the batch file processes the -f argument and sets the no-fork option.The trick in the batch file is running
START /WAIT path\to\gvim.exe %*(see the /WAIT argument).If you don’t have the batch files, just create a new one with the command above, and set
EDITORto the newly create batch file.