The following problem only exists on Windows 10, it cannot be reproduced in
Windows 7. Using the latest build of gvim (this doesn't seem to be a version
problem though), 64-bit, MinGW 7.1.0.
I added the following to the Registry to use Vim nearly everywhere (yes I'm an
aficionado ;-):
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[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\Vim]
@="Edit with Vim"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\Vim\command]
@="k:\\bin\\vim\\x64\\gvim.exe --servername GVX --remote-silent \"%1\""
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In Windows 7, the "GVX server" window is reused; in Windows 10, a new GVim
instance is opened every time I right-select "Edit with Vim" ("GVX1", "GVX2",
etc.). The very same command given on the command line works fine (as
exprected) in both versions of Windows.
The problem seems (as far as I could drill it down) to lie somewhere in
os_mswin.c, in the enumeration of existing windows (my debugging options right
now are relatively limited...).
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