I know how to open all files each in one tab or each in one window, but is it possible to make them open in a combination of tabs/windows?
I am using gvim 7.3
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I know how to open all files each in one tab or each in one window, but is it possible to make them open in a combination of tabs/windows?
I am using gvim 7.3
I think you have the notion of tab pages backwards. From
:h tabpage:I’m not sure if it’s what you want, but you can create two tabs each with two windows through liberal use of
-con the command line:This leaves the focus on the 4th file. You can rearrange the arguments (or add more) if you want to do something different. Also note that gvim will confusingly tell you that it’s only opening two files.