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Check out this short video: I've got three horizontal splits, all on top of each other and I use the standard vim window commands (CTRL-W + H,J,K,L) to move one of them around.
When I try to move any of the windows to the right or left, it creates a new vertical split that is completely filled by the window I moved.
And when I try to move the vertically split window downwards or upwards, it deletes the vertical split and becomes a horizontal split again.
Basically, standard vim behaviour is: Trying to move a window towards the "edge" of the entire vim window changes the type of split it is. While the standard window movement commands can be pretty unintutive, this is a feature I quite like.
Any chance you could replicate it in the window move mode of this plugin?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Check out this short video: I've got three horizontal splits, all on top of each other and I use the standard vim window commands (
CTRL-W
+H
,J
,K
,L
) to move one of them around.When I try to move any of the windows to the right or left, it creates a new vertical split that is completely filled by the window I moved.
And when I try to move the vertically split window downwards or upwards, it deletes the vertical split and becomes a horizontal split again.
Basically, standard vim behaviour is: Trying to move a window towards the "edge" of the entire vim window changes the type of split it is. While the standard window movement commands can be pretty unintutive, this is a feature I quite like.
Any chance you could replicate it in the
window move mode
of this plugin?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: