vim-win

vim-win is a Vim plugin for managing windows. Built-in functionality includes window selection, window buffer swapping, and window resizing. The plugin is extensible, allowing additional functionality to be added.

Requirements

• Full functionality
  • vim>=8.2.4052 or nvim>=0.7.0

Installation

A package manager can be used to install vim-win.

Examples

• Vim8 packages:
  • git clone https://github.com/dstein64/vim-win ~/.vim/pack/plugins/start/vim-win
• Vundle:
  • Add Plugin 'dstein64/vim-win' to ~/.vimrc
  • :PluginInstall or $ vim +PluginInstall +qall
• Pathogen:
  • git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/dstein64/vim-win ~/.vim/bundle/vim-win
• vim-plug:
  • Add Plug 'dstein64/vim-win' to ~/.vimrc
  • :PlugInstall or $ vim +PlugInstall +qall
• dein.vim:
  • Add call dein#add('dstein64/vim-win') to ~/.vimrc
  • :call dein#install()
• NeoBundle:
  • Add NeoBundle 'dstein64/vim-win' to ~/.vimrc
  • Re-open vim or execute :source ~/.vimrc

Usage

Enter vim-win with <leader>w or :Win.

• Arrows or hjkl keys are used for movement.
• Change windows with movement keys or numbers.
• Hold <shift> and use movement keys to resize the active window.
• Press s or S followed by a movement key or window number, to swap buffers.
• Press ? to show a help message.
• Press <esc> to leave vim-win.

See :help win-usage for additional details.

Documentation

:help vim-win

The underlying markup is in win.txt.

Demo

License

The source code has an MIT License.

See LICENSE.