Actually on a bit more exploration it also seems that if you:
- Open that split file/netrw window
- :tabnew with a new file in
- Go to another OS X application
- Return to Vim
- Click the the split window and again the netrw window will have
disappeared
If you just leave the split window alone open and return to Vim from
another app the window flickers/refreshes momentarily.
Nick
Hi Bram,
Yes it's reproducible:
I'm using the OS X Universal binary...
http://macvim.org/OSX/files/binaries/OSX10.4/Vim7.0-univ.tar.bz2
...from...
http://macvim.org/OSX/index.php
and have upgraded netrw to v100. It's files reside in my .vim
directory while the OS X package still has the ones it came with.
- Open a horizontally split window with netrw in one and a file in
the other
- :tabnew
- Drag and drop a file from the finder into the new tab
window ...or... Drag and drop onto the Vim icon
- Go back to the first tab and the netrw split will have closed
leaving just the file window
Note if you open a file via Vim (:e :Ex etc) in the new tab window
and go back to the first tab the netrw window will still be there
so this bug seems specific to drag and drop actions.
Nick
Nick Lo wrote:
Also, after playing with the new tabs I found a bug where the 4
window split would disappear if I opened a few tabs and came back to
the 4 windowed one. This was in fact the point where I asked ...well
do I actually NEED the static file browser.
Do you have a reproducable example for the disappearing windows?
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