This gVim is extremely configured. It has been collected and organized over the years of development work. I compiled it into an exe file through bat, mainly to solve the problem of opening new files in a new tab of the current window;
The purpose is achieved, but there are sequelae: every time you open and save a file, a black cmd command line window always pops up. Ask the experts to solve it!
Note: In this bat, the set file root path is the C drive, so the compressed package must be decompressed to C:\ before a new tab can be opened in the current window of gVim when a new file is opened.
Download address:
http://share.weiyun.com/9975c7d95f5471dd72f7b7f657e484b7
Contents of the bat file compiled into exe:
@echo off
start /B C:\Vim\vim74\gvim.exe -p --remote-tab-silent "%~f1"
exit
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It should be encapsulated into an exe to call cmd, and the cmd will not end in the middle
Simply running bat is hassle-free
By the way, downloading a win version of gvim from vim.org can directly create shortcuts to bat and gvim
Why do you need to encapsulate the exe yourself and then change the parameters manually?