On May 2, 9:31 am, bill lam <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm investigating the feasibility of integrating vim/gvim with other
> IDE, It will be ok even if vim opened in its own window to edit a
> file. Is there any means to restrict vim to edit only one file at a
> time and disallow multiple buffer to tabs?
>
I'm confused...do you want to make sure Vim only opens one file per
Vim instance, or do you want to make sure Vim only ever has 1 instance
and each new file opens in a new tab?
The first behavior is the default (invoking Vim from the command line
with a file name launches a new Vim instance) and the second can be
accomplished with the --remote-tab-silent switch.
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