I have two requests. The first one would be the best, but harder to implement. I would be happy with 2nd.
When you already have one file open in an embedded vim instance…
1. clicking to open a file creates a new eclipse tab with its name, then shows that file in vim. It could possibly be done using multiple buffers in Vim, and making that buffer current when appropriate tab is clicked in vim.
2. opening a new file opens a new vim-tab with in current vim, instead of opening a new buffer. I much prefer the tab paradigm to the buffer paradiam.
Thanks.
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I have two requests. The first one would be the best, but harder to implement. I would be happy with 2nd.
When you already have one file open in an embedded vim instance…
1. clicking to open a file creates a new eclipse tab with its name, then shows that file in vim. It could possibly be done using multiple buffers in Vim, and making that buffer current when appropriate tab is clicked in vim.
2. opening a new file opens a new vim-tab with in current vim, instead of opening a new buffer. I much prefer the tab paradigm to the buffer paradiam.
Thanks.