John Beckett wrote:
> Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> >> Gvim opens a new tab just next to the current tab by default.
> >> Is it acceptable to open the new tab at the end of the
> >> tabline by default?
> >
> > You can already do this:
> >
> > :99tab split file
> >
> > It's not default, but typing 9
Bram Moolenaar wrote:
>> Gvim opens a new tab just next to the current tab by default.
>> Is it acceptable to open the new tab at the end of the
>> tabline by default?
>
> You can already do this:
>
> :99tab split file
>
> It's not default, but typing 99 isn't much effort.
Bram - Did you see
On 30/07/10 17:51, Hari G wrote:
Hi,
Gvim opens a new tab just next to the current tab by default. Is it
acceptable to open the new tab at the end of the tabline by default?
Recently somebody was asking for this in the vim_use group. A patch to
get this behaviour follows:
diff -r de6d730223f7 s
Hari G wrote:
> Gvim opens a new tab just next to the current tab by default. Is it
> acceptable to open the new tab at the end of the tabline by default?
> Recently somebody was asking for this in the vim_use group. A patch to
> get this behaviour follows:
You can already do this:
:99t
* Hari G [100730 12:27]:
> Hi,
>
> Gvim opens a new tab just next to the current tab by default. Is it
> acceptable to open the new tab at the end of the tabline by default?
> Recently somebody was asking for this in the vim_use group. A patch to
> get this behaviour follows:
I think this is jus
