On 2009-11-19, epanda wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am lauching vim by a batch into windows.
>
>
> cd C:\Users\Admin\Documents\scripts
> vim -c "source C:\Users\Admin\Documents\scripts\myScript.vim" -c
> "argdo call Func()" -c "exec 'saveas '.expand('%%:p:h') . '\new_' .
> expand('%%:t')" -c q aFile
>
> The calling func does well its job but vim is still opened after the
> job. I would like vim to be closed after the job.
> Note that I open aFile and save the result into new_aFile
>
> I have got those errors :
>
> Erreur détectée en traitant command line :
> E13: Le fichier existe déjà (ajoutez ! pour passer outre)
That one is warning you that you are attempting to overwrite an
existing file. A new_aFile apparently already existed when you ran
your batch. If it's OK to overwrite it, change "saveas" to
"saveas!".
> E37: Modifications non enregistrées (ajoutez ! pour passer outre)
That one is warning you that you have modified aFile but not saved
those changes. That error happened because the saveas failed. If
you fix that problem, you shouldn't get this error either. To tell
vim to quit in spite of having unsaved changes, change "-c q" to
"-c q!".
Regards,
Gary
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