Handle (i.e. do not increase) zero-width windows. #94
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The :windo command enters each window, which causes the height to increase to at least 1 (to make the current line visible). (The so-called "Rolodex mode" uses stacks of 0-width windows, with only one maximized.) To avoid changes to the window layout, it (and the current window number) need to be saved and restored after the :windo. This affects the iteration in s:check_special_tabpage() (during :SessionSave) as well as the commands added to the session (on :SessionOpen restoring a single tab page).
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:windocommand enters each window, which causes the height to increase to at least 1 (to make the current line visible). (The so-called "Rolodex mode" uses stacks of 0-width windows, with only one maximized.)To avoid changes to the window layout, it (and the current window number) need to be saved and restored after the
:windo. This affects the iteration ins:check_special_tabpage()(during:SessionSave) as well as the commands added to the session (on:SessionOpenrestoring a single tab page).