Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In default configuration, when coc-explorer is the only window, and use <CR> to open a file, I want that file is opened on the right, and coc-explorer width is still 40.
Here's the reproduction:
Open vim/neovim, type :CocCommand explorer<CR>, the coc-explorer is opened on the left side with 40 width, currently buffer is No-Name buffer. Notice I use no-focus so cursor is in No-Name buffer.
type :q to quit No-Name buffer, then coc-explorer is the only window. Then I select a text file and press to open it. The buffer will split on the left by default. If I use :set splitright, it will be on the right side. But in both, the coc-explorer's width is equal with the new-opened buffer, no longer 40 width. it's not same with nerdtree. But I want coc-explorer always stay in 40 width, since I think that's more prettier, or more like a file explorer.
Describe the solution you'd like
I want coc-explorer always stays in its configuration width, just like nerdtree.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. In default configuration, when coc-explorer is the only window, and use
<CR>
to open a file, I want that file is opened on the right, and coc-explorer width is still 40. Here's the reproduction::CocCommand explorer<CR>
, the coc-explorer is opened on the left side with 40 width, currently buffer is No-Name buffer. Notice I useno-focus
so cursor is in No-Name buffer.:q
to quit No-Name buffer, then coc-explorer is the only window. Then I select a text file and press:set splitright
, it will be on the right side. But in both, the coc-explorer's width is equal with the new-opened buffer, no longer 40 width. it's not same with nerdtree. But I want coc-explorer always stay in 40 width, since I think that's more prettier, or more like a file explorer.Describe the solution you'd like
I want coc-explorer always stays in its configuration width, just like nerdtree.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I don't have any alternatives.
Additional context
Nothing here.