When I run mvim .
it opens NERDTree but doesnt open a new file/buffer.
How might I accomplish this? Ideally when you type
mvim .
from terminal it would open MacVim, close NERDtree, and open a new bufferI'm not sure if this is possible but is there a way that if I run
mvim .
from the command line multiple times it wouldn't open vim in a new window each time?