Re: vim split window editing => separate window editing?

On Sun, 03 Feb 2013 09:29:59 +0100, Marc Weber wrote:
> > it be possible to have those windows be "disconnected" and really
> > be separate windows
> (first mail)
> Please clarify what you mean by "window". In Vim terminology a
> window is a rectangular region which can display a buffer. Muliple
> windows create a layout. See :h window.
>
> in OS terminology a window is something with a [x] at the top right,
> something you can resize, close, minimize, move to other deskopts
> etc. thus something like gvim, firefox, open office, etc.

From my understanding, Linda would like a second OS-window (and she
is already familiar with vim-windows), something that would only be
available in a gvim. Additionally, such multiple-OS-windows can be
done via an in-proc (one executable running, multiple OS-windows
showing from that one proc) or out-of-proc (multiple executables
running; such as using --remote commands).

-tim



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