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Is the '-p' necessary? I like to open files in windows with e.g. "vim -O file1 file2", and I've noticed that if I accidentally omit the '-o' or '-O', it opens
by leggomylibro 7y ago
Is the '-p' necessary?
I like to open files in windows with e.g. "vim -O file1 file2", and I've noticed that if I accidentally omit the '-o' or '-O', it opens each file in a tab. Or at least, it opens each file in individual pages that you navigate between with ':next' / ':prev'.
- jolmg 7y agoThe -p gives you a tab for every file opened. If you don't provide it, it still opens them and you get a buffer for each one, but it doesn't open any tabs. If you still get tabs even if you don't provide it, maybe you have a vim plugin that's doing that.