Closed ghost closed 6 years ago
I don't know anything about the plugin so this is really not something I can answer. But see https://github.com/ap/vim-buftabline/blob/master/doc/buftabline.txt#L26-L28
I have more or less the same issue and don't know how the previous comment answers this. The problem is, even if I have the buftabline disabled (let g:buftabline_show=0) but merely installed I see the above behaviour (+ lorem.md 5+ lorem.md appearing on top).
Confirm.
Problem persist even with appropriate calls :call buftabline#update(0)
.
Anyone in search for solution please see my PR in vim-buftabline
repo.
hey @vigilancer, thanks for the PR. When I disable buftabline, i.e. let g:buftabline_show=0
, everything works as intended. However, when enabled the same problem persists, are you aware of this fact?
@AxelBohm I think it would be more appropriate to discuss PR in related repository.
Hi,
thanks for your beautiful work with goyo, using it every day :+1:
The only thing I just cant figure out is how to disable the plugin buftabline
I have this in my .vimrc
But I just cant get it to work!
I have tried
let g:buftabline_show = 0
without the goyo function and that works as expected. Just not together with goyo though.The rest of my .vimrc are here:
Below a screenshot with the buftabline that I dont want to have when using goyo.
Any ideas?