Can this be done by editing the .vimrc file?
What I need is that after closing all tabs, a new tab is there like notepad++ does.
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1Vim quits when no buffer is visible and there's no option to change that.– romainlCommented Dec 3, 2016 at 10:47
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How would you be able to quit Vim if you can't close the last buffer/tab?– Martin TournoijCommented Dec 3, 2016 at 21:26
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You seem to be looking for MacVim Preferences, and they are under the MenuBar entitled "MacVim".
MacVim -> Preferences -> General
There you'll find settings for what to do on startup, and after the last MacVim window closes. You can decide to automatically open a blank window on startup, and also for when "the last window closes" you can check "Leave MacVim Running".
There doesn't seem to be a setting to automatically open a new blank window when the last MacVim window closes, but you can easily hit ⌘+N.
