Am 27.09.2019 um 08:06 schrieb 'J S' via vim_use:
Vim 7.something under (MS) Windows 7.
I want to do the equivalent of:
:!start http://something
But that doesn't work.
You need to put a space after `!':
:! start http://something
Non-blocking:
:sil ! start http://something
If you put double quotes around the argument, these will be used for the title:
:sil ! start "http://something";
(opens a console) thus you will want to use
:sil ! start "title" "http://something";
then.
As probably mentioned already, there is more info under
:h :!start
This *does* work, but it is ugly (and opens lots of command prompt windows and requries a
few "press any key to continues"s. Also, it seems to run CMD twice - i.e., you
end up running:
cmd /c cmd /c start ...
:!cmd /c start http://something
I seek a simpler and, ideally, seamless (i.e., no "press any key"s) way.
See above :-)
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