e

#!/bin/bash -eux
exec vim "$@"
# # Wrapper script to invoke interactive emacs commands in a daemon instance.

# # These days many people don't suspect it,
# # but Emacs got server ('emacs' binary) and client ('emacsclient') parts.
# # Launching server (i.e. default 'emacs' command) evaluates the config
# # and could potentially take seconds if it's very heavy
# # Launching the client however is lightning fast. It's just a matter of creating a window.


# ARGS=(
#  # This trick gives you best of two worlds: if there is an Emacs daemon running,
#  # it just connects to it. Otherwise, it spawns a daemon first and then connects to it.
#  # Without this setting if you didn't have a daemon running, the command would fail.
#  -a ''

#  # open a new fram on the current terminal  
# #  -nw
#  # spawn new GUI window, otherwise it tries to launch client in terminal
#  --create-frame 
#  --frame-parameters="'(fullscreen . maximized)"

# #   # process rest of arguments as elisp code
# #  --eval
# #   # bring focus to the window
# #  '(select-frame-set-input-focus (selected-frame))'
# )

# # without any extra args it just invokes the daemon instance, otherwise executes the args
# exec emacsclient "${ARGS[@]}" \
#                  "$@"          # pass through whatever else you are trying to run