*GuiNewWindow(opts)*
|GuiNewWindow()| creates a new window with the given map of arguments.
Supported arguments are:
The following parameters describe the fields in {opts}.
Parameters: ~
{server} (optional, string): Server to connect to for the new window.
{nvim} (optional, string): Path to nvim instance.
I think the command is used like this?
:GuiNewWindow({"server": "arg", "nvim": "arg"}).
We should be explicit about the usage. If it is not dead-simple/obvious, we will get bug reports.
We also need to allow :GuiNewWindow() without any arguments. I suspect this is how most users will invoke the command?
Usage of the command is unclear (at least to me):
I think the command is used like this?
:GuiNewWindow({"server": "arg", "nvim": "arg"})
.We should be explicit about the usage. If it is not dead-simple/obvious, we will get bug reports.
We also need to allow
:GuiNewWindow()
without any arguments. I suspect this is how most users will invoke the command?