Question

The answer to the question
Using vim Sessions Only With GUI? suggests using

au VimLeave * mksession! ~/.gvimsession
au VimEnter * source ~/.gvimsession

My problem is when I start Vim, say, by issuing $ gvim test.html, the test.html file is loaded into a buffer that is not shown.

How can I test if arguments where passed and not execute the au VimEnter in such a case?
Or, alternatively, how can I switch to the buffer holding the file with the given file name.

Answer 1

One can test whether there are any command-line arguments (using the
argc() function) and load the previously saved session only when
there are not any:

:autocmd VimEnter * if argc() == 0 | source ~/.gvimsession | endif