Vim function for your .bashrc. Turns "vim file1:42 file2:1337" into "/usr/bin/vim file1 file2 -S (script that moves the cursor to the correct line)"

bashrc.append

# vim file:34 otherfile:1337 -> Open files at respective lines. And in tabs!
vim() {
	declare -a args
	let fcount=0
	hit_dashdash=
	for arg in "$@" ;do
		if [[ "$arg" =~ ^- && ! "$hit_dashdash" ]] ;then
			args+=("$arg")
			[[ "$arg" = "--" ]] && hit_dashdash=1
			continue
		fi
		let fcount+=1
		if [[ "$arg" =~ : && -e "${arg%:*}" && "${arg##*:}" =~ ^[0-9]+*$ ]] ;then
			args+=("${arg%:*}")
			lines[$fcount]=${arg##*:}
		else
			args+=("$arg")
		fi
	done
	script=$'tab all\ntablast\n'
	while [[ $fcount -gt 0 ]] ;do
		script+="${lines[$fcount]}"$'\n'
		let fcount-=1
		[[ $fcount -gt 0 ]] && script+=$'tabprev\n'
	done
	`type -P vim` -S <(echo "$script") "${args[@]}"
}

I added optional column support aswell: https://github.com/dottr/dottr/blob/master/yolk/vim-open-files-at-lines.zsh