XCode no longer automatically launches MacVim to edit my files. However, this actually forced me to find what I think is a better solution. :)
All you need to do is open-up MacVim and XCode; and drag any files you want to edit from the XCode project window file list, on to MacVim. The file you drag-across opens automatically in a new tab for editing under MacVim. Really easy!
Even more easily: if you are editing a file in XCode, and don't want the hassle of first searching for it in the project file list in order to drag it to XCode; simply right-click on the XCode editor window, select the option to Reveal in Finder, and then right-click on the file in the Finder window and select the option to edit with Vim.app ...
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Or you could just assign MacVim as the editor in the Xcode's file associations.
Or use :cd [project dir]|:e [filename].
Wee!
The problem is that XCode simply ended-up forgetting about the file association. :)
Never mind, at least I can use XCode and MacVim together really well now. Lets hear it for Vim. :)
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