Percy Foreman wrote: > "Charles Campbell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > >> 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? >> >> Regards, >> Chip Campbell >> >> > > I did not have a "sessionoptions"-setting in my .vimrc. I just changed it to > > set ssop="blank, buffers, curdir, folds, help, options, winsize, tabpages" > > but get the same result. > As Fritzophrenic pointed out, plugins apparently have the potential to interfere. Try:
vim -u NONE (:set nocp, set up tabs and whatnot) :mks! ses.S :q If that works (vim -S ses.S), try vim --noplugin (same as above) If the first case worked, then there's likely to be a conflict with something in your .vimrc or plugins. If the second case works, that'll narrow it down to your plugins. Further narrowing is an exercise in disabling plugins and re-enabling them. Regards, Chip Campbell --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
