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by woodman
3979 days ago
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I'm pretty sure the base install of vim has everything you're looking for, it just requires a little reading. One problem that vim does not have is a lack of documentation. My favorite uses of tabs is scripting a work space based on context. You can start vim with several tabs already open:
vim -p file0 file1 file2 |
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