Hi,
I cannot for the life of me make this otherwise great plugin leave my terminal alone (vim 8 terminal feature). I suspect I do not customize it right, but
I read all the docs and spent over an hour staring at the source code
real examples on how to correctly customize the rules are nonexistent.
My approach is, given that echo &buftype on a terminal window returns terminal, to specify in my vimrc:
note the new 'terminal' entry in the buftype array.
However, the behavior is not changed and with many splits, the terminal window gets very small, and additionally, does not even get resized to be big when I enter it.
If you could help, that would be great.
FYI, in vim 8, a terminal is invoked with :term, and C-w shortcuts work; ex commands can be invoked by typing C-w :<excommand>.
Hi, I cannot for the life of me make this otherwise great plugin leave my terminal alone (vim 8 terminal feature). I suspect I do not customize it right, but
My approach is, given that
echo &buftype
on a terminal window returnsterminal
, to specify in my vimrc:note the new 'terminal' entry in the buftype array.
However, the behavior is not changed and with many splits, the terminal window gets very small, and additionally, does not even get resized to be big when I enter it. If you could help, that would be great.
FYI, in vim 8, a terminal is invoked with
:term
, and C-w shortcuts work; ex commands can be invoked by typingC-w :<excommand>
.