Bill McCarthy wrote:

> When I open a session created by mksession, a [No Name]
> buffer is created for each tab that is created.  My
> 'sessionoptions' contains all the options except sesdir,
> slash and unix.  I checked buffers with 'ls!' before saving
> the session.  I startup with:
> 
>     gvim -S session_file_name.vim
> 
> In the session file, each tab is created and filled with
> 
>     tabnew
>     edit file
> 
> Trying that same sequence in a .vim file like this
> 
>     edit file 1
>     tabnew
>     edit file 2
>     tabnew
>     edit file 3
>     tabnew
>     edit file 4
> 
> And then sourcing it with:
> 
>     gvim "+so myfile.vim"
> or
>     gvim -S myfile.vim
> 
> does not generate any [No Name] files in ls!.  It generates
> 3 of those files when I save that session and load it later.
> 
> I am running gvim 7.0.136 on Windows XP Pro with all
> updates.

This happens when the edited file already is in the buffer list.
I'll fix it by using "tabedit" instead of "tabnew | edit".

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