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1 #!/bin/sh |
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2 # "magically" pick the 'best' available editor for a given platform |
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3 |
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4 # use emacs if it is running a server |
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5 # disabled because I ended up not liking using emacs as $EDITOR, weird, I know |
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6 # tempuid=`id -u` |
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7 # temphost=`hostname` |
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8 # if [ -e "/tmp/esrv$tempuid-$temphost" ] |
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9 # then |
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10 # emacsclient "$@" |
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11 # exit $? |
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12 # fi |
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13 |
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14 # use subethaedit on OS X |
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15 if test "`uname`" = "Darwin" ; then |
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16 if test "x`whereis see`" != "x" ; then |
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17 see -w "$@" |
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18 exit $? |
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19 # no subetha, then try for textwrangler |
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20 elif test "x`whereis edit`" != "x" ; then |
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21 edit -w "$@" |
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22 exit $? |
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23 fi |
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24 fi |
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25 |
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26 # we're not on a mac (or preferred mac editors failed, so we like gvim |
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27 if test "x`whereis gvim`" != "x" && test "x$DISPLAY" != "x" ; then |
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28 gvim -f "$@" |
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29 # ...or vim, since either gvim wasn't there or display wasn't set |
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30 elif test "x`whereis vim`" != "x" ; then |
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31 vim -f "$@" |
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32 # wow, this is a weird host, use vi. if that doesn't exist, we're really screwed |
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33 else |
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34 vi "$@" |
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35 fi |
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36 |
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37 exit $? |
