If you have splitright and noequalalways set, when you split a window
(normal horizontal split, not vertical split), the split will appear above
the current window.
When you close the split window, the space is restored to the window ABOVE,
not back to the window below.
I can see that this is intentionally done in window.c:
/*
* Return a pointer to the frame that will receive the empty screen space
that
* is left over after "win" is closed.
*
* If 'splitbelow' or 'splitright' is set, the space goes above or to the
left
* by default. Otherwise, the free space goes below or to the right. The
* result is that opening a window and then immediately closing it will
* preserve the initial window layout. The 'wfh' and 'wfw' settings are
* respected when possible.
*/
static frame_T *
win_altframe(
Is there some way to have this be a little more intelligent about where the
window space is restored?
Mark Waggoner
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