More extensive way to open files from your clippboard. Supports a file per line open in there own tab.

gvim_clip.bash

  function gvim_arg() {
      local clip servername && local $*;  # declare possible named variables
      local file_chars clip_file_check extra_stuff line_num find_str cmds cmd cmd1 cmd2
      export cmds=()
      export file_chars='[-a-zA-Z0-9\$\.\/_]'
      #(>&2 echo "Clip: $clip" )
      # Get rid of non-file name charecters
      clip_file_check=$( echo "$clip" | perl -ne '/($ENV{"file_chars"}+)/   && print("$1");' )
      extra_stuff=$( echo "$clip"     | perl -ne '/$ENV{"file_chars"}+(.*)/ && print("$1");' )
      if [[ $extra_stuff =~ ^(:[0-9]+) ]]; then
        cmds+=( "--remote-send \"${BASH_REMATCH[1]}<CR>\" " )
      else
        #Remove leading colon if exists
        [[ $extra_stuff =~ ^(:)?(.+) ]] && extra_stuff="${BASH_REMATCH[2]}"
        extra_stuff=$( echo $extra_stuff | sed "s/\s\+/ /g" )
        extra_stuff=$( echo $extra_stuff | sed "s/^\s\+//g" )
        extra_stuff=$( echo $extra_stuff | sed "s/[^a-zA-Z0-9_\-]/./g" )
        [[ "$extra_stuff" != '' ]] && cmds+="--remote-send \"/$extra_stuff<CR>\" --remote-send \":silent normal n<CR>\" "
      fi
      # expand any variables
      clip_file_check=$( eval echo -e "$clip_file_check" )
      cmd="gvim --servername $servername --remote-tab \"$clip_file_check\" "
      if [[ -e $clip_file_check ]]; then
          (>&2 echo -e "[GVIM_ARG]:$cmd")
          eval "$cmd" &
          sleep 1
          for cmd1 in $cmds; do
            cmd2="gvim --servername $servername $cmd1"
            echo "[GVIM_ARG]: $cmd2"
            eval "$cmd2" &
          done
      else
          (>&2 echo "[gvim_arg] no file found in clipboard $clip_file_check $clip")
          temp_file=$( mktemp )
          echo -e "$clip" >> $temp_file
          gvim --servername $servername --remote-tab $temp_file &
      fi
  }

  function gvim_clip() {
      local clip servername old_field_sep
      clip="${1-$( get_clip )}" # Use argument for testing only otherwise call get_clip

      servername=GVIM_CLIP_$(date +%s)
      gvim --servername $servername
      (>&2 echo -e "[GVIM_CLIP]:gvim --servername $servername")

      old_field_sep="$IFS"
      IFS=$'\n'
      for item in $( clip ); do
        #echo "Item: $item"
        gvim_arg "clip=$item" "servername=$servername"
      done
      IFS="$old_field_sep"
  }
  alias gg=gvim_clip