Monday, March 1, 2010

Re: one instance of gvim on windows?

> On Windows, is it possible to prevent new instances of gvim and have
> the document open in the current gvim by double clicking?

I open files with a batch script that runs gvim with the --remote-
silent argument. I don't start gvim directly because the filename is
likely to change after updates. You could also add an respective entry
to the registry -- IIRC an example can be found on the vimtips wiki.

tom

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