Bump. Adding vim_dev also. On Wednesday, May 15, 2013 7:07:08 PM UTC-7, Manpreet Singh wrote: > Hi, > I created this simple function/command to help me open more than 10 files > or directories passed in at the vim command line in tabs since vim limits me > to maximum 10 with the -p option. It is basically, looping argc() times > issuing :tabnew and next commands every time. > > ------------------------------------------------------- > function! TabNewNext(...) > augroup temptnn > autocmd! > > " When opening files which may be open elsewhere, open them in read only > " mode > au SwapExists * :let v:swapchoice='o' > augroup end > try > if a:0 > let l:limit = abs(a:1) > else > let l:limit = 0 > endif > let i = 0 > " for all files or directories on the (g)vim command line > " open a new tab and issue the :next command > while i < argc() && (l:limit == 0 || i < l:limit) > tabnew > try > next > catch /E16[35]/ > " E163 - There is only one file to edit > " E165 - Cannot go beyond last file > tabclose > exe ':tabp ' . (i + 1) > break > endtry > let i = i + 1 > endwhile > finally > augroup! temptnn > endtry > endfunction > > com! -nargs=? NT :call TabNewNext() > -------------------------------------------------- > > This works fine with files, but this fails in weird ways with directories > when I do this: > > % mkdir tk11 > % mkdir tk22 > % mkdir tk33 > % mkdir tk44 > % vim tk?? > > And then once inside vim > > :NT > > This opens tk11, tk22, tk22, tk33 and tk33 instead ok the usual tk11, tk22, > tk33 and tk44 sequence. I've reproduced this with Vim 7.3 on Mac and FreeBSD > (and probably Ubuntu also) and see the same behavior everywhere, with or > without plugins disabled. What am I doing wrong here or is it a bug? > Also, vim -p tk?? works just fine. > > Any clues appreciated. > > Thanks > Manpreet
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