Mass vim file opening
By Geoffrey on Tuesday 14 October 2008, 19:40 - Geekeries - Permalink
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Remember my old post about vim and rox-filer ? Well I've got one tiny and silly addition to it now, I can mass open files from any shell command line, with this little script placed in my ~/bin/ (don't forget to chmod +x):
for i in $*; do /usr/bin/gvim --servername ash0 --remote-silent-tab $i sleep 1 done;
The sleep 1 is necessary as vim does not seem to like being flooded with files.
Example usage:
sendtovim `grep foo *`
Opens in vim all files containing "foo" in the current directory. Who said handy ?
Note: I know have an updated and useful version of this script
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Oh, thank you!
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