On Di, 11 Aug 2015, [email protected] wrote:
> i have that here
>
> nnoremap <s-j> <C-w>-
> nnoremap <s-k> <C-w>+
Are you sure, you want to map away 'J' and 'K'? If so, you might want to
use J and K directly. It is certainly cleaner and I am not exactly
certain, that <s-j> will work. In any case, you might want to read at
:h J and :h K to see, what you map away.
> in my vimrc. In a single buffer, Shift-j results in resizing my
> airline buffer. (Im not sure about that, but i think the airline
> "statusline" is a seperate buffer)
No, airline is a statusline. That is no buffer. You are simply
decreasing the window size and therefore increasing the command line
(e.g. where you enter ':' ex commands)
> Anyways, how can i prevent that resizing?
Use an expression mapping, e.g. something like this
nnoremap <expr> <c-w>j winnr('$')>1?'<c-w>-':''
This maps Ctrl-W j to decrease the window size, only if there are
several windows open, else do nothing.
See
:h :map-<expr>
:h winnr()
:h expr1
Best,
Christian
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