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Some thoughts: What you call tabs are what vim calls buffers. (EDIT vim has something called tabs as well but they do something else.) Completion press e.g. c
by JupiterMoon 11y ago
Some thoughts:
What you call tabs are what vim calls buffers. (EDIT vim has something called tabs as well but they do something else.)
Completion press e.g. control-x (although I actually use a plugin here so I don't know how good vim's built in is).
Visual selection add
set mouse=a
to the .vimrc
Or using the "v" command
- base698 11y agoWhat he calls tabs are actually tabs: :tabe create tab :tabn next tab, :tabp previous tab, :tabm move tab. I have tabn/tabp bound to <leader>l and <leader>h for easy nav and <leader>t for create.
- ecnahc515 11y agoTabs in vim are actually just views of buffers. Ie: a workspace more than an editing window. Buffers are the proper solution to the mentioned comment.