On 2021/06/16 03:45, rwmit...@gmail.com wrote:
Campbell has a very straightforward approach of accomplishing the
same end result by saving the contents of the current buffer, and then
starting a new instance of gvim with that buffer. (I don't use gvim,
so I hope I got that right. I did get it work to my satisfaction with
MacVim).
Is there a reason Campbell's solution does not work for you?
Ultimately, isn't the end result the most important part?
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Because starting a separate copy of Vim isn't what I asked for. I
want separate,
windows onto the same file -- one vim, but with splits I can
undock/detach and
move around as separate windows (but still on the same buffer in the
same copy
of vim).
I.e. if I split gvim into 4 panels, on the same file, and focus
at the same area, I can type in 1 window and see results in the other
panels.
Now I just want to detach one or more of those panels -- they will still
be on
the same file using the same copy of vim -- just that they can be moved
around
separately from each other.
Does that explain why/how Campbell's solution isn't solving the same
problem?
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