Use ":clearjumps" in new NERDTree windows #844
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Using the ":clearjumps" command wipes out the jump list for the current window. This means that the user can't inadvertently jump out of the NERDTree buffer while using the NERDTree window (i.e., by using "<C-O>").
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I'm not sure about this. Looking at @juanibiapina's comments in #250, there may be cases where jumping out of NERDTree with |
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Hey, @PhilRunninger. This only affects when a new window is created, not when a new NERDTree buffer is created in the current window. So, This only has to do with creating a sidebar-style NERDTree window. |
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