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Been using it for a couple of years. No problems. You don't get the "absolute fullest" (neo)vim experience because you don't get the buffers/panes like you do
by Jenk 4y ago
Been using it for a couple of years. No problems.
You don't get the "absolute fullest" (neo)vim experience because you don't get the buffers/panes like you do in nvim though.
- eric-hu 4y agoI actually do use pane commands from time to time. ctrl-w s : will split horizontally ctrl-w v : will split vertically Commands work, and I just tested buffers specifically. I can type :buffers and I see a list. I was able to get vscode to switch tabs with :b 209 (I don't normally inspect buffers this way, but it's integrated and it works).