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I expect <silent>tn and <silent>tp switch between tabs, while <silent>wn and <silent>wp only switch between multi-windows In The Same Tab
However, When I type <silent>wp , I found when it comes to the last window in a tab, the foucus will switch to the next tab.
How much I wish the foucus at the end window of 1st tab switch(roll) to the head-windlow of the 1st tab. After all, I have had <silent>tp and <silent>tn do the best job.
Thanks for consideration.
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+1 to this. This behavior is rather jarring and disabling it makes it easy to cycle in between splits in a tab.
It's not really in the spirit of how splits, buffers, and tabs are meant to be used in vim. Tabs are meant as a way of saving layout and are more convenient as a way to provide separation between projects. Splits and buffers in a tab are what goldenview should cycle between, rather than splits and tabs.
I set four mappings in vim as bellow:
I expect
<silent>tn
and<silent>tp
switch between tabs, while<silent>wn
and<silent>wp
only switch between multi-windows In The Same TabHowever, When I type
<silent>wp
, I found when it comes to the last window in a tab, the foucus will switch to the next tab.How much I wish the foucus at the end window of 1st tab switch(roll) to the head-windlow of the 1st tab. After all, I have had
<silent>tp
and<silent>tn
do the best job.Thanks for consideration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: