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I am currently using NERDTree in Vim. I often have multiple tabs open and I switch between them using the gt key command. Current view with tabs: I currently experience two issues with NERDTree When ...
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I have read the NERDTree help and found that to close NERDTree, we could type :q. How can I open NERDTree the shortest way? I am now typing :NERDTree to open NERDTree, but I think it is too slow for ...
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Suppose I have 4 split windows with window number 1 the file explorer and window number 2-4 different file buffers. Can I have NERDTree open a new file in a selected window, say window number 4? I ...
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I have the vim-fugitive plugin and use :G a lot. If I have NERDTree as a plug or netrw enabled then :G will open either a NERDTree file or a netrw file instead of the usual fugitive file with the ...
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I want to toggle vim in a whole new window and as I searched, I can open vim in new window using: :NERDTree | only So I set this in my vimrc: nnoremap <C-n> :NERDTreeToggle <bar> only<...
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I use NERDTree and try to apply the recipe that ensures no one replaces its buffer. I do the following: Start vim Execute :NERDTreeFocus Open some file Execute :q for file buffer (At this point there ...
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When I open a vertical split by providing the path to a directory with :vsplit /my/dir the split window opens with NERDtree showing the directory. I then open a file /my/dir/file. I would then love to ...
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I am using NVIM v0.7.2 on Arch Linux. Right now I got a problem with the plugins vim-easycomplete and nerdtree. When I operate on one file and open another one, the first file stays in the buffer. On ...
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When I press t in nerdtree, it opens the file in a new tab. But the tabs are very small. How do I make them longer (span the page)?
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is there any vim plugins could show git status for each file in file window explorer? Please notice that I am not asking integrate git status in statusline, but in file explorer like nerdtree/defx, ...
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I've been trying to install this package called nerdTree-visual-selection. It is a package that 'defines key mappings that will work on nodes contained in a Visual selection in NERDTree'. It was weird ...
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I am building my personal and little distro of vim. I've just installed few plugins using this installer: The vimrc file " encoding set encoding=utf-8 " Tabs and spaces set expandtab set ...
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I am currently trying to create a neovim environment to see if it can be my primary text editor. But I am already facing a problem with Nerdtree which is making neovim way too slow. I don't understand ...
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If I'm not mistaken, NerdTree and Fern are for viewing directories, not for editing general trees (Ordered trees of strings in CS terms) If so, is there a way to edit general trees in Vim? (It should ...
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I'm not sure if this is possible, I have my nerdtree opened for file let's say main.cpp. Then I use tag jump to one of the definitions which is in a different directory but nerdtree window still shows ...
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I am almost new to the Vim and I have this key mappings inside Neovim config. that I want to be able to use inside NERDTree but I can't found a way. nmap <c-j> 4j ...
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This question comes from here: https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive/issues/1586 In a word, I'm using the two plugins: Nerdtree and vim-fugitive. What I need is when I execute :Git checkout mybr, I ...
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I do this, $ tree . ├── dir1 │   ├── dir11 │   │   └── hello │   └── dir12 │   └── hello └── dir2 ├── dir21 │   └── hello └── dir22 └── hello $ cd dir1/dir11 $ vim then I open ...
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After trying to save a .v file, it triggers a new window to be opened with e:325 error with swap file already exists. This only happens to .v files. This only happens when neovim is opened from that ...
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Here is what is happening: I open one file, either with o in NERDTree or with :edit file_a. I open another file, again with o in NERDTree or with :edit file_b, and the file opens at the same window ...
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Is it possible to go to a typed-in directory in Nerdtree (when already in it)? The below seems so common to do: $ cd ~/my/directory/here And with my current understanding of NerdTree it requires me ...
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I recently updated my MacBook to OSX Catalina and now I am getting some unwanted behavior in vim (though it seems to be working overall?). On opening vim I see the following stream of errors (...
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NERDTree.txt says: go.......Open selected file, but leave cursor in the NERDTree......|NERDTree-go| Open selected bookmark dir in current NERDTree But when I typo go in a NERDTree buffer, ...
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I've used two plugins with vim: Nerdtree and Taglist. However, if I quit the opened file and open another file in the Nerdtree, it will become: Which means that the new opened file is displayed at the ...
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I'm using Nerd-tree for vim. Whenever I use :NERDTreeToggle key, it opens up two directory windows instead of one, like so It's only when I type :qon one of the windows does it become like this How ...
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