[Vim-vms] Possible bug

[Zoltan Arpadffy]

Nick,

Exactly... This is because VMS is case insensitive.

Try:  vim -/o file1.txt file2.txt

Generally, Vim on VMS parses arguments assuming that they are lowercase
and you must sign with / if argument is uppercase.  

This was earlied documented in vim --help, but I could not find it now.

Regards, 
Z

-----Original Message-----
From: vim-vms-bounces at polarhome.com
[mailto:vim-vms-bounces at polarhome.com] On Behalf Of Howell, Nick, VF UK
Sent: den 20 oktober 2005 11:20
To: vim-vms at polarhome.com
Subject: [Vim-vms] Possible bug

I have just started using VIM on VMS having used VIM on UNIX for years.
I have noticed that if I try to open a couple of files in vertical split
mode that it does horizontal.

I.E.    vim -O file1.txt file2.txt  doesn't work properly, it does
exactly the same thing as vim -o file1.txt file2.txt

Is this because all text in VMS is insensitive?

Nick Howell
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