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Suppose you have three windows in a "horizontal list", like this: |
Suppose you have three windows in a "horizontal list", like this: |
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Entering the command: |
Entering the command: |
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:windo wincmd K |
:windo wincmd K |
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will change the windows to a "vertical list", like this: |
will change the windows to a "vertical list", like this: |
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Starting with a "vertical list", entering the command: |
Starting with a "vertical list", entering the command: |
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:windo wincmd H |
:windo wincmd H |
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==Related plugins== |
==Related plugins== |
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| − | * twl.vim implements :TWL (toggle window layout) which detects which type of window layout you currently have (vertical |
+ | *[http://drchip.0sites.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#TWL twl.vim] implements <tt>:TWL</tt> (toggle window layout) which detects which type of window layout you currently have (vertical or horizontal), and applies the correct command to toggle the layout. |
==Comments== |
==Comments== |
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Revision as of 07:45, 11 August 2011
Tip 862 Printable Monobook Previous Next
created 2005 · complexity intermediate · author Charles E. Campbell, Jr. · version 6.0
Suppose you have three windows in a "horizontal list", like this:
Window1|Window2|Window3
Entering the command:
:windo wincmd K
will change the windows to a "vertical list", like this:
Window1 Window2 Window3
Starting with a "vertical list", entering the command:
:windo wincmd H
will change the windows to a "horizontal list".
Related plugins
- twl.vim implements :TWL (toggle window layout) which detects which type of window layout you currently have (vertical or horizontal), and applies the correct command to toggle the layout.