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#!/usr/bin/sh
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# run vim if:
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# - 'vi' command is used and 'vim' binary is available
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# - 'vim' command is used
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# NOTE: Set up a local alias if you want vim -> vi functionality. We will not
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# do it globally, because it messes up with available startup options (see
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# ':help starting', 'vi' is not capable of '-d'). The introducing an environment
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# variable, which an user must set to get the feature, will do the same trick
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# as setting an alias (needs user input, does not work with sudo), so it is left
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# on user whether he decides to use an alias:
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#
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# alias vim=vi
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#
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# in bashrc file.
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if test -f /usr/bin/vim
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then
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exec /usr/bin/vim "$@"
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fi
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# run vi otherwise
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exec /usr/libexec/vi "$@"
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