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How can I focus on one vimsplit fullscreen?
How can I move windows from a vertical split to a horizontal split?Reopen splits after closing them with <C-w>oHow to auto save file when moving between split?How to remove lines matching pattern in all files changed in one editing session?How can I make Neovim return to the tab that was active before running `:Git diff`?completely disable vertical splitsHow to split the page adding a page from buffer (combining :sp/vs with :b)How can I open a split at whose height is a percentage of the main window?From one split, how can I get the filename of the file in another split?Nvim can not detect focus change inside tmux sessions
Say I've got three splits open with code in, and I suddenly want to make the one I'm in fullscreen, temporarily. How can I do that?
neovim split
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Say I've got three splits open with code in, and I suddenly want to make the one I'm in fullscreen, temporarily. How can I do that?
neovim split
asked 7 hours ago
cjm2671cjm2671
1134
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Say I've got three splits open with code in, and I suddenly want to make the one I'm in fullscreen, temporarily. How can I do that?
neovim split
asked 7 hours ago
cjm2671cjm2671
1134
Say I've got three splits open with code in, and I suddenly want to make the one I'm in fullscreen, temporarily. How can I do that?
neovim split
neovim split
asked 7 hours ago
cjm2671cjm2671
1134
asked 7 hours ago
cjm2671cjm2671
1134
asked 7 hours ago
cjm2671cjm2671
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When focused on it, run:
:tabe %
To open a new tab with the same file. You can navigate tabs with gT and gt among other, if you want to go back to your split.
Once you are done with it, on the "fullscreen" one, run:
:q
to close the tab (technically closes the focused window, which is the only one of the tab, and closing the last window of the tab closes the tab).
answered 7 hours ago
padawinpadawin
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If your splits are verticle you can press Ctrl-w| to maximize the focused window.
If splits are horizontal then press Ctrl-w_. To resize the splits press Ctrl-w=
answered 6 hours ago
GalileanGalilean
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This is good, but unfortunately doesn’t preserve exactly the original layout
– D. Ben Knoble
4 hours ago
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When focused on it, run:
:tabe %
To open a new tab with the same file. You can navigate tabs with gT and gt among other, if you want to go back to your split.
Once you are done with it, on the "fullscreen" one, run:
:q
to close the tab (technically closes the focused window, which is the only one of the tab, and closing the last window of the tab closes the tab).
answered 7 hours ago
padawinpadawin
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When focused on it, run:
:tabe %
To open a new tab with the same file. You can navigate tabs with gT and gt among other, if you want to go back to your split.
Once you are done with it, on the "fullscreen" one, run:
:q
to close the tab (technically closes the focused window, which is the only one of the tab, and closing the last window of the tab closes the tab).
answered 7 hours ago
padawinpadawin
5165
add a comment |
When focused on it, run:
:tabe %
To open a new tab with the same file. You can navigate tabs with gT and gt among other, if you want to go back to your split.
Once you are done with it, on the "fullscreen" one, run:
:q
to close the tab (technically closes the focused window, which is the only one of the tab, and closing the last window of the tab closes the tab).
answered 7 hours ago
padawinpadawin
5165
When focused on it, run:
:tabe %
To open a new tab with the same file. You can navigate tabs with gT and gt among other, if you want to go back to your split.
Once you are done with it, on the "fullscreen" one, run:
:q
to close the tab (technically closes the focused window, which is the only one of the tab, and closing the last window of the tab closes the tab).
answered 7 hours ago
padawinpadawin
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answered 7 hours ago
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If your splits are verticle you can press Ctrl-w| to maximize the focused window.
If splits are horizontal then press Ctrl-w_. To resize the splits press Ctrl-w=
answered 6 hours ago
GalileanGalilean
1237
This is good, but unfortunately doesn’t preserve exactly the original layout
– D. Ben Knoble
4 hours ago
add a comment |
If your splits are verticle you can press Ctrl-w| to maximize the focused window.
If splits are horizontal then press Ctrl-w_. To resize the splits press Ctrl-w=
answered 6 hours ago
GalileanGalilean
1237
This is good, but unfortunately doesn’t preserve exactly the original layout
– D. Ben Knoble
4 hours ago
add a comment |
If your splits are verticle you can press Ctrl-w| to maximize the focused window.
If splits are horizontal then press Ctrl-w_. To resize the splits press Ctrl-w=
answered 6 hours ago
GalileanGalilean
1237
If your splits are verticle you can press Ctrl-w| to maximize the focused window.
If splits are horizontal then press Ctrl-w_. To resize the splits press Ctrl-w=
answered 6 hours ago
GalileanGalilean
1237
answered 6 hours ago
GalileanGalilean
1237
answered 6 hours ago
GalileanGalilean
1237
answered 6 hours ago
GalileanGalilean
1237
1237
This is good, but unfortunately doesn’t preserve exactly the original layout
– D. Ben Knoble
4 hours ago
add a comment |
This is good, but unfortunately doesn’t preserve exactly the original layout
– D. Ben Knoble
4 hours ago
This is good, but unfortunately doesn’t preserve exactly the original layout
– D. Ben Knoble
4 hours ago
This is good, but unfortunately doesn’t preserve exactly the original layout
– D. Ben Knoble
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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