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I would like to be able to use <Leader>w as a prefix for all my window commands.
Current Behavior
Switching/closing/newing windows: <C-w><some key from wnsvhjklc>
Editing size: <C-e> (also includes swapping windows)
Using window swap: <Leader>ww
Possible Solution
nnoremap<Leader>w<all those window keys><C-w><all those window keys>letg:winresizer_start_key=<Leader>we
letg:windowswap_map_keys=0nnoremap<Leader>wm :call WindowSwap#EasyWindowSwap()<CR>
Of course, since winresizer now supports moving windows (really moving buffers, as the window layout doesn't change), I might get rid of windowswap. See #57 for details on windowsizing.
Context
Speed me up a little! I'm tired of chords!
Your Environment
Version used (e.g. Dotfiles 1.0 or commit 7c102b6): Dotfiles commit 5db4ddf
Operating System and version (e.g. OS X 10.11.6): OS X 10.11.6
CLI used (e.g. Terminal): Terminal
Version info of relevant software (e.g. Vim): brew Vim
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Expected Behavior
I would like to be able to use
<Leader>w
as a prefix for all my window commands.Current Behavior
Switching/closing/newing windows:
<C-w><some key from wnsvhjklc>
Editing size:
<C-e>
(also includes swapping windows)Using window swap:
<Leader>ww
Possible Solution
Of course, since winresizer now supports moving windows (really moving buffers, as the window layout doesn't change), I might get rid of windowswap. See #57 for details on windowsizing.
Context
Speed me up a little! I'm tired of chords!
Your Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: