I wanted to set up Vim to run in `--remote-silent` by default (got the idea
from Derek Wyatt's videos), and a simple `alias mvim='mvim --remote-silent'` in
my bash_profile worked until I tried running `mvim` without any arguments.
I chased my tail on this for a while, but finally came up with a working
solution. Thought I'd share, in case anyone else finds this useful or has
suggestions/improvements. From my bash_profile:
function ivim {
if [ -n "$1" ] ; then
command mvim --remote-silent "$@"
elif [ -n "$( mvim --serverlist )" ] ; then
command mvim --remote-send ":call foreground()<CR>:enew<CR>:<BS>"
else
command mvim
fi
}
If an argument is passed, it calls remote-silent with the passed arguments.
Otherwise, it checks for already running Vim servers and if any exist, calls
remote-send. If none exist, it simply calls mvim.
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