vim,neovim: set EDITOR to full binary path when defaultEditor
is used
Prior to this change the `EDITOR` variable was set only to the name of the program that should be looked up in `PATH` to use as the editor, but this will only work for user-level stuff, for stuff like `sudo -e` it won't work as the `PATH` will not contain the location of such programs. This makes it so that when the `defaultEditor` variable is set to `true` then `EDITOR` will point to the full binary location of the `vim` and `nvim` packages accordingly. This is similar to how we set `defaultEditor` in the Emacs module. This change is also made for `vim`.
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home.packages = [ cfg.finalPackage ];
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home.sessionVariables = mkIf cfg.defaultEditor { EDITOR = "nvim"; };
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home.sessionVariables = mkIf cfg.defaultEditor {
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EDITOR = getBin
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(pkgs.writeShellScript "editor" "exec ${getBin cfg.package}/bin/nvim");
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};
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xdg.configFile =
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let hasLuaConfig = hasAttr "lua" config.programs.neovim.generatedConfigs;
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home.packages = [ cfg.package ];
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home.sessionVariables = mkIf cfg.defaultEditor { EDITOR = "vim"; };
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home.sessionVariables = mkIf cfg.defaultEditor {
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EDITOR = getBin
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(pkgs.writeShellScript "editor" "exec ${getBin cfg.package}/bin/vim");
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};
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programs.vim = {
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package = vim;
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