Currently, quitting with :x or :q results in unexpected behavior: if there are two splits on a specific screen (tab) and there is more than one screen, :q: or :x will kill the whole screen. This is inconsistent with the way vim works.
This pull request fixes the behavior of both :q and :x. Previously, evil-tabs did not handle :x at all.
This also changes evil-tab-sensitive-quit to evil-tabs-sensitive-quit (plural "tabs") for naming consistency with the rest of the file.
Currently, quitting with
:x
or:q
results in unexpected behavior: if there are two splits on a specific screen (tab) and there is more than one screen,:q:
or:x
will kill the whole screen. This is inconsistent with the way vim works.This pull request fixes the behavior of both
:q
and:x
. Previously,evil-tabs
did not handle:x
at all. This also changesevil-tab-sensitive-quit
toevil-tabs-sensitive-quit
(plural "tabs") for naming consistency with the rest of the file.