Christian Brabandt wrote:
Hi L!
On Di, 28 Mär 2017, L A Walsh wrote:
If I could tear off & merge tabs it would easily allow
such operations.
You mean like tear off a tab and make it a new application window (e.g.
before there was only one gvim window and afterwards you have 2 windows
as seen from the operating system)?
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Perhaps, though like w/firefox, I can send a tab or drag a tab to another
window -- and it is still only 1 application (who knows how many
threads, though)...
That is not currently possible. However it should be possible to script
a plugin, that calls v:progpath with the current window and restores the
view using :mkview and :loadview. However I don't know, if something
like this exists
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I'm not sure you are understanding that I really only want there
to be 1 application controlling both windows.
In the same way as when I split a window, if I change
something in 1 split, I can see the edits in another split.
In this case, I'm just wanting a it to bring up a new
window. Sorta like in explorer, if I want I can right click
on a folder and say "open folder in new window". It's still
only 1 copy of explorer, but I can have it open multiple windows
on different folders -- if I change something in one of those
windows, I see the change reflected in other windows (usually,
it's a MS-product). ;-)
-Linda
Best,
Christian
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