From time to time while working on multiple projects, and / or what ever, it leaves me with (too) many Vim instances open  as happens, I open a file which already is opened elsewhere, leaving me with the option of:[O]pen Read-only, (E)dit anyway, (R)ecover, (Q)uit, (A)bortIs there some built in way to raise the instance, as in GUI / terminal, holding the open file? Ideally bringing the file in question to the foreground (if multiple buffers).As of now I am using a bash script that extract PID from swap, check if that PID belongs to Vim, and if so uses wmctrl to raise the window. While this works fine, at least for GUI and on X11 Linux, I am asking if there is a more native way.
Raise window holding swap file
swap file;x11;linux