On 25/01/09 05:46, 듀르 wrote:
> shell extension opening a file 'with existing vim' deletes current
> file on current tab. then load the file in current tab.
> I want this shell extension to open the file in a new tab. help me.
> I am using gvim-x86-64 on Windows XP x64 edition. thank you.
The Gvimext program, which provides that capaility, is older than the
tabpages features, which appeared in Vim 7. The code is public-source,
you're free to propose a patch.
>
> be happy.
>
> p.s. what is Cc?
In email terminology, it means "Carbon copy" -- addressees other than
the main ones, who get an identical "copy" of a letter to someone else.
Bcc means "blind carbon copy": the same, but outside the knowledge of
all addressees.
If you meant Cc in other contexts than email, please tell in what
context you saw it.
Best regards,
Tony.
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