Bram, > > I use vim sessions a lot. I use the .vse extension and have them > > associated with 'gvim.exe -c "source %1"' so I can double click on > > them. It's nice when they start up without requiring an enter to > > continue. However there were two I started up today that both > > required me to hit enter. Here's what they said: > > > > (1) "Snd.txt" 851L, 25834C > > 1 buffer wiped out > > > > (2) "4D.cpp" 8929 lines --85%-- ((1) of 3) > > "Model3D.cpp" 11705 lines, 300296 characters > > Press ENTER or type command to continue > > > > What does "buffer wiped out" mean? All the windows appeared to > > load correctly once I hit enter. I seem to get this a lot. > > > > The second case had multiple tabs. Multiple windows in one tab > > don't require a hit-enter, so hopefully this can be avoided > > somehow for multiple tabs too. > > This is because some options, especially 'shortmess' are restored > after the first tabpage instead of after the last one. I'll move > the commands, that should fix this.
I just tried 7.0g03. Now it doesn't scroll due to file-loading messages with multiple tabs, but it still always scrolls with or without tabs due to the "1 buffer wiped out" message. Thanks, Rob. -- Robert Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, MineSweeper3D - Take Minesweeper to a whole new dimension! http://www.software3d.com/Mines3D
