On 2013-08-14 11:15, Art Diabolic wrote:
> I some times use vim in 2 or more another projects and I want have
> for all tabs different sets of buffers. Аs it is possible to
> realize?
>
> I do not want run two instance of Vim
I'm not quite sure I understand what exactly you want. Vim has a
fixed hierarchy:
Running instances of vim contain
--> tabs that contain
--> windows
One running instance has a list of buffers it keeps open, and zero or
more windows (and their containing tabs) may be open as views into
that single list of buffers.
Based on what I understand of your description, I *think* you want to
have one tab for each project and then one (or more) windows open,
but not have the buffer-lists overlap between them. I don't believe
this "don't show buffers from other tabs" is possible.
Alternatively, in some environments such as Fluxbox (my current
window-manager), you have the ability to combine arbitrary
windows (whether multiple running sessions of [g]vim or
vim+terminal+browser+mail or whatever) into a single tabbed window.
This would let you run multiple separate [g]vim sessions, each in
their own tab, each with its own unique buffer list. You mention not
wanting to run multiple sessions of vim, but you don't mention what
your aversion is to doing that (your reasons might help choose a
better solution).
-tim
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