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You can use a command like :args *.c to replace the argument list with all .c files, then display those files with a command like :sall (split window to show one file per window), or :tab sall (show one file per tab). Here is another method. Put the following in your vimrc: com! -complete=file -nargs=* Edit silent! exec "!vim --servername " . v:servername . " --remote-silent " This uses the shell to send remote commands to the current instance of Vim. Then do something like this to edit multiple files:

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rdfs:comment	You can use a command like :args .c to replace the argument list with all .c files, then display those files with a command like :sall (split window to show one file per window), or :tab sall (show one file per tab). Here is another method. Put the following in your vimrc: com! -complete=file -nargs= Edit silent! exec "!vim --servername " . v:servername . " --remote-silent " This uses the shell to send remote commands to the current instance of Vim. Then do something like this to edit multiple files:
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abstract	You can use a command like :args .c to replace the argument list with all .c files, then display those files with a command like :sall (split window to show one file per window), or :tab sall (show one file per tab). Here is another method. Put the following in your vimrc: com! -complete=file -nargs= Edit silent! exec "!vim --servername " . v:servername . " --remote-silent " This uses the shell to send remote commands to the current instance of Vim. Then do something like this to edit multiple files: :Edit .vim/colors/* * If desired, substitute --remote-tab-silent in place of --remote-silent to load all the files in new tabs. * If running under Windows, you'll probably want to allow backslashes to occur in path names, like this: com! -complete=file -nargs=* Edit silent! exec "!vim --servername " . v:servername . " --remote-silent ".escape(,'\')

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