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A tab page holds one or more windows. Questions about how to use and customize the behavior of Vim tabs.

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On :help :cd: (** added by me) :cd[!] {path} Change the current directory to {path}. If {path} is relative, it is searched for in the directories listed in |'cdpath'|. ...
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So I was exploring the ssop option recently, and I ended up having this line: set ssop+=globals ssop-=options The reason I decided to remove options is because I had a bad experience when I was ...
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I often open multiple files in vim using tab pages: $ vim --help | grep tab -p[N] Open N tab pages (default: one for each file) I also use find with xargs and grep -l to obtain a list of ...
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I want a Vimscript expression to determine how many tabs were created. Same for windows. This is to do a conditional mapping: nnoremap <expr> <C-S-Tab> MoreThanOneWindow() ? ...
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Background I am trying to create a simple statusline element to show the Git branch and status. Snippet: set statusline= set statusline+=%0*\ %n\ ...
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tabpagenr returns the index of the current tab, but I want an ID instead. I’m trying to make a custom tab name plugin (or rather, extend Win tabs) where I can manually set the tab name to something ...
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I've had this map to be used with cscope/ctags for a while now: nnoremap <C-}> <C-w><C-]><C-w>T What it does is open the definition/usage in a new tab. This works great. Unless....
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I am using Neovide and I just don't understand. Maybe I am missing something about buffers? I just want to get rid of annoying empty buffers or old buffers that I don't use anymore. Only in the ...
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I usually open each buffer in a separate tab-page (using NERDTree as directory navigator) since I feel more confortable this way. But NERDTree always open new tab-page after the current one. Is there ...
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I'm a newb trying to learn neovim. I'd like a layout where a tab window is on the left-hand side and the right hand side has a horizontal split with the terminal window in the bottom and various help ...
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Is it possible to close all tab pages and to stay back in "no tab page mode", without exiting?
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I've long wondered if the cryptic tab names that some plugins generate have meaning. For example, fugitive's :Gstatus opens a new tab with the name f///h/r/g/r/.g//, and coc-fzf with g:...
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For using the terminal while working with Rust. I've added this config (NVIM) (TTerm one). if has('nvim') command Ter vsplit term://zsh command Tter tabe term://zsh else command Terminal ...
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For example, if I do: % vim file :tabedit one :split two I end up with two tabs, and one tab with two windows. How can I get the active window of the second tab? My goal is to get a list of all tabs ...
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I'm using bufferline.nvim in order to display both buffers and tab pages on the tabline, whenever i delete a buffer with bd, all the buffers on that tab page are deleted as well, alongisde with the ...
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