#Macvim switch tabs code#
#Macvim switch tabs plus#

However, enabling Dark Mode will not change the Terminal profile, which is a little bit. MacOS light mode with a light Terminal profile and a light Vim theme. I would like to map :bd to :Kwbd but it seems it canР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћt be done (IР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћd be happy to be proved wrong here) so have mapped Ctrl + Shift + B in. The new Dark Mode in macOS Mojave is a nice addition and is especially in the night hours more pleasing to your eyes than the light mode. It can be amended to ignore the NerdTree buffer, if I want to close NerdTree I will use the key mapped to toggle it:

Luckily there is a script on the vim wiki that keeps the window open when deleting a buffer. gvimrc.local as Janus can be updated to the latest version without losing your customisations.

To disable the Janus function add an override to. If I want to close MacVim or the MacVim current tab, IР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћll use Cmd + Q or W, when I delete a buffer I want the window to display the next buffer. Unfortunately this doesnР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћt consider buffers that are not currently displayed. Cmd + W) if there is only one tab and it contains 2 windows, one of them with the NerdTree buffer.

#Macvim switch tabs code#

Shift-Space has to work (the code that removes shift from chars like (,, + etc. Shift-Tab is a special key and has to be send as such. simplifykey() seems to mess up the shift-tab keys. This function closes the MacVim tab (i.e. Shift-Tab should give previous match in command line completion (found by Bram Molenaar as well). The first problem is that if you close your working buffer with :bd or :bw, the NerdTree window will fill the MacVim tab, to cycle to the next or previous buffer then entails resizing splits which is not what I want. NerdTree displays a project drawer in a window which is in a vertical split, normally alomgside your working buffer. Janus adds a number of plugins and settings to Macvim including NerdTree. Most of the TextMate to Vim posts seem to recommend Janus and for good reason. There are plenty of posts on using Vim as a Ruby IDE and switching from your IDE of choice. The first problem is that if you close your working buffer with :bd or :bw, the NerdTree window will fill the MacVim tab, to cycle to the next or previous. When editing files on a remote host via ssh the ssh -X option must be supplied: ssh -X remote.host This option will make ssh forward X Server protocol messages between the local host and the remote host thus making it possible to switch the local host keyboard layouts. Let me switch back over, and let me highlight that with my mouse back over to Vim, and lets type reg again. Now, let me just select the word highlighted here with my mouse.

#Macvim switch tabs plus#

So you see that text that we copied with Control + C is in the plus register.

NerdTree displays a project drawer in a window which is in a vertical split, normally alomgside your working buffer. Now Im going to switch over to Vim and type reg and press Enter. IР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћve decided to use Vim for a few weeks at least and am enjoying it. Janus adds a number of plugins and settings to Macvim including NerdTree.