Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> The script will only work on Windows anyway, because each OS has its own
> way (when it has one) of opening a given non-executable file in the
> default handler program for that filetype. There's no portable way to do
> that, you've got to use, for each OS, whatever works
On 20/08/08 16:16, Robert Webb wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What's the best way (on Windows) to open a file from vim in whatever
> Windows normally uses to open that file? For example, :!% will open
> the current file, but it leaves a DOS window handing around while the
> file is open, which requires a hit-e
Ingo Karkat wrote:
> > What's the best way (on Windows) to open a file from vim in whatever
> > Windows normally uses to open that file? For example, :!% will open
> > the current file, but it leaves a DOS window handing around while the
> > file is open, which requires a hit-enter to get rid of
> Ingo Karkat wrote:
> Use ":silent ! start %"; the 'silent' will close the DOS
> window immediately. I use this
> map x :silent ! start "1" "%:p" to execute
> the current file. ':p' makes this independent from the CWD,
> the surrounding "" make it handle spaces. The "1" is the
> optional "ti
I wrote:
> What's the best way (on Windows) to open a file from vim in whatever
> Windows normally uses to open that file? For example, :!% will open
> the current file, but it leaves a DOS window handing around while the
> file is open, which requires a hit-enter to get rid of after closing
> t
Robert Webb schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> What's the best way (on Windows) to open a file from vim in whatever
> Windows normally uses to open that file? For example, :!% will open
> the current file, but it leaves a DOS window handing around while the
> file is open, which requires a hit-enter to get rid
On 20-Aug-08 16:16, Robert Webb wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What's the best way (on Windows) to open a file from vim in whatever
> Windows normally uses to open that file? For example, :!% will open
> the current file, but it leaves a DOS window handing around while the
> file is open, which requires a hit
Hi,
What's the best way (on Windows) to open a file from vim in whatever
Windows normally uses to open that file? For example, :!% will open
the current file, but it leaves a DOS window handing around while the
file is open, which requires a hit-enter to get rid of after closing
the file.
You a
