Issue 14 in eeedit: --windowid not --socketid on windows.

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Issue 14: --windowid not --socketid on windows.
http://code.google.com/p/eeedit/issues/detail?id=14

New issue report by dave.terei:
On windows the command line option for vim to embed it into an existing
window is --windowid. We try to use the option --socketid which is correct
on Linux, but not windows.

We should either change our code or submit a patch to vim to change the
option to --socketid since it works the same as the linux --socketid
option.

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Labels: Type-Defect Priority-Medium

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[Nageshwar M]

> Issue 14: --windowid not --socketid on windows.
> http://code.google.com/p/eeedit/issues/detail?id=14
>
> New issue report by dave.terei:
> On windows the command line option for vim to embed it into an existing
> window is --windowid. We try to use the option --socketid which is correct
> on Linux, but not windows.
>
> We should either change our code or submit a patch to vim to change the
> option to --socketid since it works the same as the linux --socketid
> option.

No just change the plugin code. Bram asked me to change the
commandline argument socketid to windowid. Sorry, I forgot to change
the same in eeedit source. And I moved to sourceforge and joined the
vimplugin developers list. David, you too do the same and from now
onwards add the new issues there.

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Best Regards,
Nageshwar M.

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Issue 14: --windowid not --socketid on windows.
http://code.google.com/p/eeedit/issues/detail?id=14

Comment #1 by davidterei:
oops sorry created this when logged in wrong gmail account.

Issue attribute updates:
Status: Accepted
Owner: davidterei
Labels: -Priority-Medium Priority-High OpSys-Windows