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		wooby on Sept 26, 2009 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Efficient Editing With vim You can always open files as tabs at startup too with -p, like this: vim -p foo.c foo.h

scott_s on Sept 26, 2009 [–]

Thanks, I've made frequent use of doing that with -o (horizontal split) and -O (vertical split).

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