Details: When navigating multiple windows via the keyboard in regular Vim one can move using ctl+w h (to move to left window) and ctl+w l (to move to right right window). However, if I move into the Project navigation pane and try to move back the currently open tab closes, likely because Atom's default close is ctl+w.
Steps to reproduce:
Open a file and press ctl+w v to split the window vertically.
Observe one can switch between panes by pressing ctl+w l or ctl+w h without issues.
When in the left pane press ctl+w h to move into the project pane.
Instead of selecting a file to open attempt to move back to edit the current file by pressing ctl+l. Observe the current tab closes instead.
Expected result:
If pressing ctl+w l in the Project pane the curser moves back into the pane next to the project pane.
Execute Vim Mode Plus: Clip Debug Info(which write info to clipboard) then paste here.
Note: Sorry, I'm a veteran of vim but new to Atom so I don't know how to enter commands in Atom with atom-vim-mode-plus installed.
Details: When navigating multiple windows via the keyboard in regular Vim one can move using ctl+w h (to move to left window) and ctl+w l (to move to right right window). However, if I move into the Project navigation pane and try to move back the currently open tab closes, likely because Atom's default close is ctl+w.
Steps to reproduce:
Expected result: If pressing ctl+w l in the Project pane the curser moves back into the pane next to the project pane.
Execute
Vim Mode Plus: Clip Debug Info(which write info to clipboard) then paste here.Note: Sorry, I'm a veteran of vim but new to Atom so I don't know how to enter commands in Atom with atom-vim-mode-plus installed.