I work with high-resolution monitors and issuing :Goyo shall take over all the pixels that are originally painted by the current Vim process. As a feature request, may there be a special command to only enter Goyo mode in one of the established window-view?
This occurred me to today when editing a long document while needing to use :split to view other buffers for reference. While I can still issue :split after getting into the Goyo mode, there is no significant visual divider that separates the two buffers/windows apart: they look like a long continuous document :)
Please close this issue if it is against how Goyo has been designed for.
I work with high-resolution monitors and issuing
:Goyoshall take over all the pixels that are originally painted by the current Vim process. As a feature request, may there be a special command to only enter Goyo mode in one of the established window-view?This occurred me to today when editing a long document while needing to use
:splitto view other buffers for reference. While I can still issue:splitafter getting into the Goyo mode, there is no significant visual divider that separates the two buffers/windows apart: they look like a long continuous document :)Please close this issue if it is against how Goyo has been designed for.