-----Original Message-----
From: Eddine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007 5:06 PM
To: Vim Mailing List
Subject: How can I do to always opening files into a tab ?

Hello Vimmers !

I got few questions for vim under win32 (XP)

- How can I do to _always_ open files into its own tab  ?
   --> Also is there a way to set an option so this tip also runs with
the "Edit with Vim" context menu.

- Is there an option so when a file is vertically splitted, scrolling
down and up, keeps both left and right panel on the same line, in a
way is there a mean to synchronize the up and down scrolling of both
views ?


Hope I have been clear enough with my questions.

Many thanks
and regards !

Eddine.



Hi,

This is what I do to open files in their own tabs -
1. I browse my working directory with the ":Vexplore" feature of Vim. When I
come across the file I want to open all I do is type "gf" when I am over it.
The following line in my vimrc file is the one that does the trick -> 
"nmap gf c :tabe <cfile><CR>"
2. go to ur SendTo folder most likely to be at "C:\Documents and
Settings\<your login name>\SendTo" and by default this folder is hidden.
Once u are there right click and create a new shortcut. When it asks for
location type this -> 
"C:\Program Files\Vim\vim70\gvim.exe" --servername GVIM --remote-tab-silent
(maybe the location of ur gvim is different) and then give it a name u like;
and voila u can right click on any file and send it to it's own tab in gvim.

Regards,
Sibin


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