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`:bdel` is what you're looking for. ;-)
Problem with ":bd" or ":bdel" is that it leaves open the last tab: 1) in the shell run "vim ." 2) hit "t" on a file 3) type ":bdel " The tab is still open.
But I understand it's not a very good solution.
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When you write `:ls` you see all the buffers, not tabs. To remove the buffer you can use `:bd :bdel :bdelete` (see `:help :bdel`) which unloads a buffer and deletes it from the bugger list.
Sure. But I want to close the buffer AND the tab. :bd only closes the tab if there are multiple tabs open. It does not close the tab when its the last tab before the file explorer: 1) in the shell run "vim ." 2) hit "t" on a file 3) type ":bd " You still have 2 tabs open. One with the file explorer and one with an empty file. Probably because the file explorer has type "nofile" or something, so vim things the buffer…
I love the negativity in many of the responses here. Obviously people like native apps. Macvim is a thing. Emacs has a gui version for os x. Sublime is a thing. This is a polished port of macvim that has a file drawer, which is a feature that many people want baked into macvim. Browsing complex file hierarchies and large projects isn't great inside a terminal, and is a giant hurdle for many new users of vim. If this…
Hey, there are some great things in here. I've used it for a bit this morning, and have a couple of comments: 1. I could not figure out how to change the font. I'd love a smaller font. 2. The "show" and "hide" side bar shortcuts should be merged into a single "toggle" shortcut 3. Generally, shortcuts should be more vim-y. If I wanted to do cmd + } I would be using emacs :) 4. could not find a keyboard shortcut to cha…
As an avid MacVim user, I'm really interested in people pushing the graphical vim experience on Mac OS X. I find it interesting that you included a fuzzy quick-open. One of the pain points with CtrlP in a large project - even with fast hardware - is the synchronous building of its filesystem cache. I would be interested in trying another implementation that lives inside of an app (where it can be dispatched asynchron…
Hey, there are some great things in here. I've used it for a bit this morning, and have a couple of comments: 1. I could not figure out how to change the font. I'd love a smaller font. 2. The "show" and "hide" side bar shortcuts should be merged into a single "toggle" shortcut 3. Generally, shortcuts should be more vim-y. If I wanted to do cmd + } I would be using emacs :) 4. could not find a keyboard shortcut to cha…