Toggle-able option to keep sublime open when quitting out of last file

[11]

Description

Is it possible to add a setting to keep sublime open after :q-ing out of the last file buffer?

I understand that this feature has been asked for before, but I was wondering if this could be open to change?

From what I saw in the previous threads that asked for this, it seems like the goal for :q was to replicate the same exact Gvim/vim behavior. But other vim emulators, like the one in vs-code, allow this to be an option you can set. It would be amazing if there was a way toggle this, or even just map :q to a custom command like cmd + w

(sorry if there is a fix for this already - I couldn't find a solution anywhere across google/stackoverflow/and :help nv)

[gerardroche]

I think you may want :close (ctrl+w c), this will close the view unless it's the last one. But yeah, I think a setting to disable it is reasonable.

I've added the setting vintageous_exit_when_quiting_last_window. Set it to false to disable the exit on closing last view.

You may also like :only (ctrl+w o): close all except the current one.

[11]

ahh yes, vintageous_exit_when_quiting_last_window was what I was looking for! thanks for the kind response