On Jun 21, 2012 at 12:08 PM -0400, Eric Weir wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion. Is it really that simple? If so, it might
meet my need. Would I need to include the path to the files? And what
does the "-o5" part do?
Try looking in the help: ':h -o' should get you there.
I looked for help with aliases in the Oualline book, but didn't find
anything. Help brought up "antialias," nothing on "alias." [I'm sure
it's there somewhere. I just need to look harder.]
It's not a vim thing, that's why you can't find it in there. It's a
bash thing. In your .bashrc:
alias vimf='vim -o5 xx.file1 file2 file3 file4'
Just like what was written. Note that changes you make to your .bashrc
file don't get read automatically. Only when you login or resource the
file. Google about 'bash', 'bashrc', and 'bash alias' to learn more.
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