On 4/22/06, Yakov Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 4/22/06, Eric Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Now that I'm starting to use a single vim/gvim instance to hold > > everything I'm working on, I'm finding that the tabline is getting so > > full that it's finally getting useless to see what's in the tab from > > the label. If the tabline could wrap that would be solve it. > > Does it show full label in balloon when you suspend > mouse over the labels ?
No, does it for you? Balloons would be fun, but what I use most about the tabline is looking at the contents of other tabs while cruising with the keyboard. I don't see anything about balloons in the tabpage.txt doc. Is there some default feature? Right now, I've got the tabline customized to show enought that I get a good visual glance of what is where for a small to medium number of windows, but when I get several projects going at once, even with Gvim in fullscreen mode, the tabline turns into a mash of chars.
