On 05/03/09 02:06, John Beckett wrote:
> Michael Mossey wrote:
>> - and I want them conceptually the same as Vim windows
>
> I don't know what an emacs frame is either, but the short answer is no -
> Vim has buffers, windows and tabs. Most of us work out some method we
> find convenient to switch between buffers (with ':set hidden' so they
> don't have to be saved).
[...]
...or without ":set hidden" but with ":set noequalalways winminheight=0
winheight=9999" (which can be shortened to ":set noea wmh=0 wh=9999") so
that the current window expands all the way and the others are reduced
to only a status line (with the filename) above or below the current
window, in a fashion similar to that of a Rolodex notebook.
Best regards,
Tony.
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