William Bowers wrote:
> I've included a patch that adds a setting that defines which tab to
> select after a tab is closed. The setting is 'tabcloseleft' or 'tcl'
> (maybe not the best name, but it's the best I could come up with), and
> when enabled causes the previous tab to be selected, as opposed to the
> next tab (the current functionality). The setting is off by default so
> nothing changes for users that don't know about it.
>
> Here is an example of what it does. Let's say I have the following tabs:
>
> one [two] three
>
> Tab 'two' is selected (denoted by []). Currently, if I close that tab,
> tab 'three' will be selected:
>
> one [three]
>
> With ':set tabcloseleft', tab 'one' will be selected:
>
> [one] three
>
> I've tested closing on the first tab, the last tab and every tab in
> between. Also, this works regardless of how the tab is closed
> (:tabclose, closing the last window in the tab, etc).
>
>
> This is my first patch, so apologies if I've missed some critical
> information in this submission, forgot to modify or add something in
> code that's necessary for new settings, overlooked previous attempts
> at adding this same feature or missed the ball completely on where you
> all are trying to take vim. I believe this to be in line with vim
> (customizable but fast and unobtrusive), but let me know if it's not,
> and if there is anything I can do to fix it.
Do we have anything similar for windows? I don't think so, when closing
a window the focus goes to the next one (so that the current window
index remains the same), unless closing the last one.
I think closing windows and tabs should work in a similar way.
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