Here's another Vim command. I'd prefer to launch Marked with a command rather than a shortcut (which turned out to be a problem, since Vim has an internal open command as well)

command! Marked silent !open -a "Marked.app" "%:p"

Andreas

You can't have a preview command for vi without also including one for emacs...

(defun markdown-preview-file ()
  "run Marked on the current file and revert the buffer"
  (interactive)
  (shell-command 
   (format "open -a /Applications/Marked.app %s" 
       (shell-quote-argument (buffer-file-name))))
)
(global-set-key "\C-cm" 'markdown-preview-file)

Just put it into your .emacs file, command key is "Ctrl-c m".

Great, thanks for this! And to make me feel productive, here's a bash script that opens a .d file in Marked from the Terminal.

Marked was awesome from day one, but these scripts take it to a whole new level. Thanks.

I also love this 'Display In Marked' service http://fnurl.se/better-disp...

I modified it to save a temporary text file to my Desktop.

Thanks for putting these scripts together! I'm looking forward to the new version of nvALT. Any idea on when it will be ready for primetime?