By default, while opening a file in a tab, if the current tab is
completely empty, it tries to find a tab which contains the required
file. If it does not find it, it creates a new tab for it.
However, if the current tab is completely empty, we can re-use it.
I sometimes just open vim and then open the files from the MRU menu. Initially, vim has only one tab page with no file. We can re-use that tab instead of creating a new one.
By default, while opening a file in a tab, if the current tab is completely empty, it tries to find a tab which contains the required file. If it does not find it, it creates a new tab for it. However, if the current tab is completely empty, we can re-use it.
I sometimes just open vim and then open the files from the MRU menu. Initially, vim has only one tab page with no file. We can re-use that tab instead of creating a new one.