On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 05:26:53PM +0800, Steven Woody wrote: > Hi, > Sometimes when I was working in a project and with some source files opened, > then I want to open another vim instance to run 'DirDiff' plug-in for the > current directory against another directory (that is an old version of the > project tree). When this is the case, some files will be opened by DirDiff > in another vim, but it will report that files are opened by the first vim > instance and ask me for a confirm. So I am thinking, in the later vim > instance, if I can however tell vim that all the further opened file will be > automatically read-only, that will save my life. > Maybe `vimdiff -R a b` can help, or when you open a file, `:view c`.
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