With Vim7 tabs, I no longer tend to use ^Wo. Instead I open the window I want zoomed in another tab (optionally temporarily). I automated this in WinWalker.
If you use tabs, then you don't change the original layout, and thus you don't close Taglist. On 4/21/06, Yegappan Lakshmanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi David, > > --- David Fishburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > It looks like you have changed the taglist to reposition the Vim window. > > However this is working it is very annoying. At work I "Extend" my monitor > > on to a second display (Windows XP SP2). I also use Dr. Chips Zoomwin > > plugin. When I have the taglist window open (as I usually do) and have a > > couple of splits on the right side, I will often press <C-W>o (n <C-W>o > > <Plug>ZoomWin) which hides all other splits except the taglist window and > > the current window my cursor is in. > > > > With this latest version of the taglist.vim plugin, each time I press this > > (which is very often), my Vim window is moved back into my other screen. I > > will have to turn this off in some way. What is the intent of this new > > feature? > > > > The taglist plugin restores the Vim window position only > when you close the taglist window. Are you closing the > taglist window? This change was added so that after you > open and close the taglist window, the Vim window remains > in the same position. Previously in some cases, the Vim > window position will change. > > When you open the taglist window, the Vim window size is > increased to accomodate the width of the taglist window. > When you close the taglist plugin, the Vim window size is > reduced. After you open the taglist window, if you manually > moved the Vim window, then the taglist plugin will not > reposition the Vim window. > > Can you get the debug messages from the taglist plugin when > this happens? You can use the following command: > > :TlistDebug <file> > > - Yegappan > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com >
