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To be able to return to gVim after spawning a terminal by the command line, append a & to the command. For example, :!urxvt & instead of :!urxvt.
&
:!urxvt &
:!urxvt
However, currently the customization provided by vim-gtfo does not allow this. For example
vim-gtfo
let g:gtfo#terminals = { 'unix' : 'urxvt & -cd ' }
would always spawn to the current work dir. This relates to #25
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Oh, good point. Will fix
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To be able to return to gVim after spawning a terminal by the command line, append a
&
to the command. For example,:!urxvt &
instead of:!urxvt
.However, currently the customization provided by
vim-gtfo
does not allow this. For examplewould always spawn to the current work dir. This relates to #25
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: