I just started using the 'guioptions' '!' flag when running gvim for
Windows. It's much less distracting to have the output of a shell
command appear at the bottom of the current window than to see it in
a separate console window.
However, I've noticed an apparent inconsistency in how the '!' flag
is applied. For example,
:!echo hello
prints "hello" at the bottom of the current gvim window, but
:w !echo hello
prints "hello" in a new console window.
I would think that the '!' flag would cause the output of the latter
command to also appear at the bottom of the gvim window. Is there
some reason that this shouldn't be "fixed"?
Regards,
Gary
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