Martin Krischik wrote:
> When gvim is started in gui mode but cannot connect to the X-Server it
> falls back to terminal mode.
>
> I would which that this feature could be disabled as it caused serious
> problems when gvim is started as background task - in which case the
> now simple vim has a terminal to display but no keyboard to accept
> commands from.
>
> Martin
>
> PS: Please remember that on some operating systems gvim allways starts
> as if --nofork has been set.
There appears to be no way to do something in this situation. How about
adding a GUIFailed event? Then you can do:
au GUIFailed * qall
GUIFailed would be done in the same position as GUIEnter, but when it
failed to start.
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