Matlab Simple Commands You can create simple command line arguments and configure them in the GUI with simple or complex command such as: $ gvim -i setdefault.vim_script.config.apply=1, then save as $2 : gvim -i.setdefault.vim_script.config.apply=1 vim Other commands using this parameter are: $ gvim -i setdefault.vim_script.config.apply=2, then save as $3 : gvim -i.setdefault.vim_script.config.apply=1 gvim To view other parameters, add to a list of all available commands in the Vim.ini by typing: C-H [H] C-f gvim -i setdefault.vim_script.config.apply=1 Simple command line commands Default of: – /usr/local/doc/default.txt /usr/local/temp/default.txt If default.txt is also present then Emacs will make two substitution rules for it such as $ gvim -i /usr/local/d/.gvim /usr/local/d Or it can look like this below: $ gvim -i setdefault.vim_script.config.apply=1 gvim Some common command line arguments will be available in one or more simple values such as: $ ifunset -t /usr/local/doc/default.txt | grep ‘default.txt’, or set to: grep ‘/usr/local/d/’unless=default.txt. (only used to remove any keystrokes while editing mode.) The full list of special case options can be found at commandline. You can read the wiki regarding the special case, which can be found here. Command Line Usage You can use the syntax