In Windows, open the file on the vim Tab

InWindowsUsed inVimYou can select"Edit with vimTo open the file. However, files opened in this way will be opened in the new window, insteadUltra EditOpen it in a new tab.

Vim 1, 7.0Tabs are already supported. How can I create a new tag instead of a new window when opening a file? The following VBScript implements this function by modifying the registry. Don't worry, it won't damage your registry.

Save the following content to a file namedVim. vbs:

Option   Explicit ' Force display of declared variables.
On   Error   Resume   Next ' Do not handle errors

Dim Wshshell
Set Wshshell = Wscript. Createobject ( " Wscript. Shell " )

wshshell. regdelete " hkey_classes_root \ * \ openwithlist \ gvim.exe \ "
wshshell. regdelete " hkey_classes_root \ * \ shellex \ contextmenuhandlers \ gvim \ "
wshshell. regdelete " hkey_classes_root \ * \ shell \ Use & Vim to edit \ command \ "

DimGvimpath
Gvimpath=Wshshell. regread ("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Vim \ gvim \ path")

Wshshell. regwrite " Hkey_classes_root \ * \ shell \ edit \ command \ with & Vim \ " ,_
CHR ( 34 ) + Gvimpath +   CHR ( 34 ) + " -P -- remote-tab-silent "   + _
CHR ( 34 ) +   " % 1 "   +   CHR ( 34 ) + _
CHR ( 34 ) +   " % * "   +   CHR ( 34 ), " REG_SZ "

Double-clickVim. vbsFile.

OKRight-click the file you want to open and you will see"Edit with vim"Item? Select this option to open the file on a new Vim tab.

This method is passed in Win2k + vim7.1. It is estimated that there is no problem in WINXP.

Hope to use ^-^ for you.