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2019-04-15
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I've tried a couple combinations of --remote
and --servername
, but I'll give it another go in a bit.
I'll be honest I only use --servername for https://github.com/ardagnir/united-front - which doesn't work well with sending commands as every instance is set to same server to share registers
:open-file-command ["vim" "--servername" "coffee-menu" "--remote" ["+%s" :line] :file]
worked perfectly if I start vim with that servername.
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Okay, I got columns working: :open-file-command ["vim" "--servername" "coffee-menu" "--remote" ["+exe \"norm %sG%s\\|\"" :line :column] :file]
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