John Beckett wrote:
> Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> >> Gvim opens a new tab just next to the current tab by default.
> >> Is it acceptable to open the new tab at the end of the
> >> tabline by default?
> >
> > You can already do this:
> >
> > :99tab split file
> >
> > It's not default, but typing 99 isn't much effort.
>
> Bram - Did you see the comment from Marvin Renich?
>
> These work:
>
> :99tabe file
> :0tabe file
> :99tabnew
> :0tabnew
>
> but it is not documented that [count] works with :tabedit
> and :tabnew.
>
> If this is supported behaviour, the documentation should be
> updated.
I'll add [count] to the docs for these commands.
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