On Sat, Apr 15, 2006 at 01:48:34PM -0000, fangread wrote:
> Bram wrote:
> > Closing a tab cannot be undone, thus I don't think it should be done
> > too easily. It's easy to double click while you meant to click once
> > two times.
> I know the reason now.
>
> How about providing a option? It's disable to double clicking to close
> tab by default. It's really a convenient operation existing in a lot of
> GUI programs, and a lot of people was used to it. In many cases,
> opening a new tab is an temporary action.
> It's user's duty to use this function. However, if vim does not
> provides this mechanism, user will never get a chance of using the
> speedy function.
> I really hope the function can be added to vim. :)
I would like to see a way to map mouse events in the tab line.
Maybe someone out there wants to use this to run :make on the buffer.
Something like
:map <tabline> <LeftMouse> ...
where I get to fill it in with whatever works for me.
I guess this is too much to expect now that vim 7.0 is well into
beta testing.
--Benji Fisher
