I think there are a lot of developers who work with multiple monitors, and I do too. When I work, I always write code on the main monitor with one instance of vimr write code on the main monitor with one vimr instance, and then use another vimr window to reference that code. The problem is that can't open the same file in multiple vim. If doing this, the other vimr instance can only open the file as read-only mode, and can't synchronize updates to the buffer.
Is it possible to implement detach for tabpage in vimr? This would allow multiple windows of the same vimr instance to be placed on different external monitors, without file opening conflicts. Just like emacs' frame.
I think there are a lot of developers who work with multiple monitors, and I do too. When I work, I always write code on the main monitor with one instance of vimr write code on the main monitor with one vimr instance, and then use another vimr window to reference that code. The problem is that can't open the same file in multiple vim. If doing this, the other vimr instance can only open the file as read-only mode, and can't synchronize updates to the buffer.
Is it possible to implement detach for tabpage in vimr? This would allow multiple windows of the same vimr instance to be placed on different external monitors, without file opening conflicts. Just like emacs' frame.