Tim Starling wrote:
> James Vega wrote:
> > I've given it a shot and it's working well for me. One thing I did
> > notice is that the files Vim edits aren't added to Gtk's recently used
> > list. Based on the patch, this doesn't look like it's a regression in
> > behavior from the last time Vim was using GtkFileChooser.
> >
> > I think it'd be good to get the patch as is included so Vim is no longer
> > using a deprecated (and as of Gtk3 removed) widget. Also,
> > GtkFileChooser is more intuitive to use than GtkFileSelection (where
> > it's non-obvious how to select hidden files).
> >
> > It would be interesting to look into how (and whether) Vim should make
> > use of Gtk's recently used list, especially since not all of Vim's
> > buffers directly relate to an actual file.
>
> I imagine it would be done in a manner along the lines of the attached
> patch file. It was briefly tested.
>
> I'm not a big fan of #ifdef so I added a function called
> gui_mch_file_opened() which allows any GUI module to perform tasks on
> file open. I put it near similar #ifdef-based notifications for Sun
> Workshop and Netbeans.
>
> My knowledge of the vim source is rudimentary. Some more callers might
> have to be added, such as when saving a new file.
It looks like this will also add files when using a command like
":grep" and Vim scripts looking through files. It's probably better to
only do this when the user typed the edit command.
# include <gio/gio.h>
Since when was this file available? Might need a configure check.
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