bgold12 schrieb:
> Hey, is there way to test if vim was just started with no file?
> Actually, I should start from the beginning:
>
> I usually like to start vim by clicking on a shortcut on my Windows
> taskbar, which means it'll start with an empty [No Name] buffer. In
> this case, I would like my vimrc file to automatically set the
> directory to a preferred start-up directory. But obviously when I
> start vim with a file specified, either from the command line or from
> double-clicking on a vim-associated file, I want the current directory
> to be the directory the opened file is in, so I don't want my vimrc to
> set the directory in that case. Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks.
You can get the number of file arguments:
:h argc()
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