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From: Nageshwar M <wha...@gm...> - 2007-10-13 14:40:33
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Hi, I read this message on the sf and here is the reason why we implemented that way. Starting the Gvim instance is taking a lot of time for connection initialization. If the user wants to edit a file quickly, he has to wait for the whole procedure. Instead of that he can quickly open the file in the existing vim window as another buffer. So we have given that option. There is another advanced functionality to think about. That is, if there are two opened gvim windows and when we right click the file to open, then we will get "open in new window", "open in 1st gvim", "open in 2nd gvim" like that (similar to context menu provided by vim on windows). This removes the redundant code and also gives the user an advanced editing environment. If everybody accepts the above idea, then we can continue working on that part. -- Best Regards, Nageshwar M. |