update vim shortcut command to work when shortcuts file has no line n… #48
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…umbers When running via -l to just list files that match without line numbers, the "F *" commands didn't work properly. Update the shortcut command to check to see if line numbers are present. If so, open starting at that file. If not, just open the file.
"equals 2" fails if the filenames have spaces in them. change to "greaterthan/equal to 2"
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I often use grep/ack/ag with the "-l" switch to just list relevant files without listing exact line number matches. sack/sag displays good output with this switch, but the generated ~/.sack_shortcuts file causes problems in the create_shortcut_vim_cmd function. This change updates that function to check to see if line numbers are present in ~/.sack_shortcuts. If they are, it functions as before. If not, it launches Vim without a line number.
I didn't test this functionality with other editors, this just affects Vim users.