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Although I could just use the bang variations of the commands, e.g. :h! foo to open documentation in an already existing help window, I think users are used to :h foo opening in a dedicated buffer by default. That is, instead of opening in another "DocN" buffer, there would only be one "Doc" buffer.
I request that a setting be provided that makes the commands open in a dedicated buffer as expected. Yes, I could just get used to :h! foo, but that's one more keystroke than usual.
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ViewDoc already have two sets of hotkeys (K and F1) and two sets of command (with/without !) to choose between single "Doc" and multiple "DocN" buffers. Adding a setting which will switch meaning of these will add a lot of confusion. For example, I'll have to require people mention value of this settings in issue reports. So, I don't like this idea for now. If you can solve your issue in your vimrc then it's probably best way to go.
Although I could just use the bang variations of the commands, e.g.
:h! foo
to open documentation in an already existing help window, I think users are used to:h foo
opening in a dedicated buffer by default. That is, instead of opening in another "DocN" buffer, there would only be one "Doc" buffer.I request that a setting be provided that makes the commands open in a dedicated buffer as expected. Yes, I could just get used to
:h! foo
, but that's one more keystroke than usual.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: