How to enable mouse in Vim on Mac

If you want to activate the mouse in Vi on Mac machines, do this:
  1. Put set mouse=a into your ~/.vimrc
  2. Install SIMBL
  3. Install MouseTerm
  4. Works!
On Linux the mouse will work without doing 2-3.

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