Vim opens multiple Files with multiple tabs

1, play   open   new   Mark   sign   page start  Vim  with   "vim -p filename&nbsp ...": Tabe[dit]                                  :tabnew           opens a new tab with an empty window after the current tab page. :tabe[dit] [++opt] [+cmd] :tabnew [++opt] [+cmd]                   Open a new tab and edit &nbsp, and the rest is similar to  |:edit| . :tabf[ind] [++opt] [+cmd]                                             Open a new tab and edit   ' path '     The rest and  |:find|  are similar.                 :tab                                                            executes   if it opens a new window, use the new tab instead. cannot be used for                 |: Diffsplit|, |:d iffpatch|, |:execute|  and  |:normal|.                  if &NBSP is omitted; The tab appears after the current tab page. If                &NBSP is specified, the new tab appears in the    tabs after the page. ": 0tab cmd"   Make                   A new tab appears in the first position. Example: Close   close   Mark   sign   page                                                            : Tabc[lose][!]    Close the current tab.                  causes the command to fail if the following conditions occur:                 -  There is only one tab on the screen.                                                   -  if   ' hidden '   does not have a position, no  [!], the buffer is modified, and the buffer                    no other windows.                  buffer changes are not written, is not lost. So this can be said to be a   "safe"                   command. : tabc[lose][!]                   Close Section    a tab page. The failure condition is the same as above   ': Tabclose '  .                                                             :tabo[nly][!]     Close all other tabs.                  If place   ' Hidden '   option, all the closed window buffers become hidden.                  if no place   ' hidden '   but set position   ' Autowrite '   Options, write back the modified ease                   Flushing area. Otherwise, the window containing the modified buffer is not deleted. But if you give                 [!], These windows become hidden. Modified buffers will never be discarded, so always                   not be lost in these changes.

 3, switch to another tab

:tabn[ext]                                                                gt                                                           go to the Next tab page. The last tab wraps around to the first one. :tabn[ext] gt        go to Page    tab. The first label page is numbered  1. :tabp[revious]                              :tabn[ext]                                                           gT                go to the previous tab page. The first tab wraps around to the last one. :tabp[revious] :tabn[ext] gt        go to the front    tabs. The first tab wraps around to the last one. :tabr[ewind]                        :tabfir[st]      go to the First tab page.                                                            :tabl[ast]       go to the Last tab page. 4. Other command:                                                           :tabs            lists the tabs and the windows they contain.                  The current window displays   > ".                  Modified buffer Display   "+". 5, heavy   new   row   column   Mark   sign   page::tabm[ove] [n]                                                               Move the current tab to the  N  tab page. Use  0  to make the current tab the first Mark                   Sign page. If there is no  n, the current tab becomes the last. 6, follow     times   Calendar     have   Mark   sign   page:                                                            :tabd[o]    Perform   on each tab.                  roughly equivalent to:                  only operates on the current window of each tab. If an error occurs on a tab, no longer                  Continue to access the remaining tabs.                  last tab   ( or any tab that goes wrong)   becomes the current tab page.                   can include   ' | '   to connect multiple commands.                   Cannot open tabs, Close the tab or rearrange the tab pages.                                    See also  |:windo|, |: argdo|  and  |:bufdo|.

Vim opens multiple Files with multiple tabs