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Vpslit - open on the right side of session instead of left?
Using registers in different terminalsIf I split the screen and open a Netrw dir listing in one window, Vim won't let me focus that windowIs it possible to open a tab in a window and not a window in a tab?quickfix window and location list open at the same time causes weird resizeMaximizing gVim on Windows 10 while also restoring all open files / tabsHow to close splits automatically when changing file or closing VIM?
With Vsplit, I always wish the new file would open on the last half of the vim session instead of the first. I can manually do c-w
and c-r
to switch them but I would rather have this automatic when I run vsplit foo.js
.
Any ideas how to make this automatic where the file opens on the right side of the screen?
window-management
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With Vsplit, I always wish the new file would open on the last half of the vim session instead of the first. I can manually do c-w
and c-r
to switch them but I would rather have this automatic when I run vsplit foo.js
.
Any ideas how to make this automatic where the file opens on the right side of the screen?
window-management
add a comment |
With Vsplit, I always wish the new file would open on the last half of the vim session instead of the first. I can manually do c-w
and c-r
to switch them but I would rather have this automatic when I run vsplit foo.js
.
Any ideas how to make this automatic where the file opens on the right side of the screen?
window-management
With Vsplit, I always wish the new file would open on the last half of the vim session instead of the first. I can manually do c-w
and c-r
to switch them but I would rather have this automatic when I run vsplit foo.js
.
Any ideas how to make this automatic where the file opens on the right side of the screen?
window-management
window-management
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Put the following in your vimrc
:
set splitright
Read :h splitright
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Put the following in your vimrc
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set splitright
Read :h splitright
for more information.
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Put the following in your vimrc
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set splitright
Read :h splitright
for more information.
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Put the following in your vimrc
:
set splitright
Read :h splitright
for more information.
Put the following in your vimrc
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set splitright
Read :h splitright
for more information.
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