For those confused, this project uses a fork of macvim that the author himself turned into a framework(osx library) to be used in third party programs. [1] (Ki

For those confused, this project uses a fork of macvim that the author himself turned into a framework(osx library) to be used in third party programs. [1] (Kinda how some linux projects used xembed to embed gvim into their apps, eclim also used to have a mode to embed gvim into eclipse) Think of it as a proof of concept implementation for a vim editor based on the macvim framework version. At worst, you don't really give a crap. At best you can use this in your own editor/ide/debugger/whatever. The wording not emulated as mentioned in a post below is in reference to vi emulation in eclipse/idea/sublime/atom/xvim or one of the other 1000 editors that have vi keybindings. Ps. I'm not affiliated in any way, I still use tmux and console vim, but I've been following this project for a while. [1] https://github.com/qvacua/macvim https://github.com/qvacua/macvim