To get the ^M character, type CTRL+V and press enter:

   1  :%s/\\r\\n/^M/g

I got this error the other day:

   1  Code Sign error: The identity 'iPhone Developer' doesn't match any valid certificate/private key pair in the default keychain

The fix for me was this:

• Login to iPhone Developer Program
• Click on Certificates
• Under Current Development Certificates click on the button to download your certificate. It gets saved as developer_identity.cer.
• Open the Keychain tool
• Make sure the “login” keychain is selected in the left pane.
• Make sure that “login” is the default keychain (right-click on the login item to do this)
• Drag the developer_identity.cer file to the login keychain’s list of certificates.
• Build your app

   1  # Remove trailing slash by doing a 301 redirect
   2  rewrite ^/(.*)/$ /$1 permanent;

Use mojombos’ Clippy which can be downloaded from GitHub.

How to create a custom button

• First create your button and save it as a PNG file.
• Change library.xml to use your button.
• Customize the code behind the button by modifying clippy.hx. You can, for example, remove the “Copy to clipboard” label.
• Set the width and height of the button. You have to set it in almost all files (compile.hxml, library.xml, etc).
• Compile the SWF file:

   1  swfmill simple library.xml library.swf && haxe compile.hxml

Alternatives

There are no good alternatives that I know of. I tried ZeroClipboard and other solutions, but they were full of bugs and not customizable.

Add this to .vimrc:

   1  set clipboard=unnamed

Now you can copy and paste without extra bullshit ninja keyboard shortcuts.

If you’re still having problems copying between the terminal/MacVim and OSX you need to check if vim was compiled with clipboard support:

   1  vim --version

You should see +xterm_clipboard and +clipboard in the output. If you see -xterm_clipboard and/or -clipboard you’ll have to compile vim from source.