fritzophrenic wrote: > > On Nov 4, 6:55 am, "Percy Foreman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I've been trying to incorporate tabs in my workflow, but have trouble >> saving them in a session. I usually start with an existing session, >> make new tabs and source different sessions into each of the tabs. >> Then I save a new session-file, hoping it will remember all my tabs. >> >> But it doesn't. When I exit vim and fire up the newly created session, >> I find that all the files are there, but all the tabs are gone. >> Searched google, but "tabs" seems to be too popular to get a correct >> answer. >> >> Thanks, >> Percy >> > > I personally have found the support for tabs in sessions for the > Windows version of Vim to be so abysmal that I do not use sessions at > all. > > This is okay for me, because I often end my Vim sessions with many > buffers loaded that I will probably not need the next time I start up > Vim. For my purposes, the excellent MRU plugin is all I need (though I > really need to increase the number of files remembered again...) > I don't often make tabs and sessions -- but I just tried making a session with three tabs, one of which was a split window. Did the :mksession somefile.ses, exited, and gvim -S somefile.ses, and it was restored correctly. Does your sessionoptions setting have "tabpages" in it?
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