On Tue 31-Oct-06 9:47pm -0600, Meino Christian Cramer wrote:
> I want to load a file into a tab when starting vim from the console
> (termulator under X) with that file given on the commandline.
You always get a tab. If there's only one tab, the little
tabs don't show (unless 'stal' is set to 2. If you want to
load several files into separate tabs:
vim -p file1 file2 ...
If you want 4 tabs but only want to specify one file:
vim -p4 file
See :help -p
:help 'stal'
> Another thing (not included in the subject :O)))
> When starting vim as above but without an argument and loading
> a file into vim with
>
> :e tab sp <filename>
>
> then, I always get a tab called [No Name] and the second one is the
> tab of the file I want to edit.
Hmm, I get one file named "tab sp filename". If you want to
load file into its own tab:
:tabedit file
> Is there a way to avoid the "No Name" buffer...it make the option
> "showtabline" a little superflous (only my two cents...), because
> there is alway an additional buffer ("No Name") even when loading
> only one file into a tab...
I don't follow. If I wanted to load one file and see the
tab, I would start with:
vim --cmd "set stal=2" filename
No "No Name" stuff.
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Best regards,
Bill
