Created: August 16, 2006 11:43 Complexity: basic Author: Navigating Tabs on OS X (Mac) Version: n/a Karma: 73/22 Imported from: Tip#1309
Tab navigation for those of us using Macs, and used to the way Safari does it. Inspired by VimTip1221
Basically, add the following to your .gvimrc , restart gvim/vim7.0 and use the following keys
- <apple-t> : New Tab
- <apple-]> : Next Tab
- <apple-[> : Previous Tab
"custom tab stuff " tab navigation like safari " idea adopted from: [[VimTip1221]] :nmap <D-[> :tabprevious<cr> :nmap <D-]> :tabnext<cr> :map <D-[> :tabprevious<cr> :map <D-]> :tabnext<cr> :imap <D-[> <ESC>:tabprevious<cr>i :imap <D-]> <ESC>:tabnext<cr>i :nmap <D-t> :tabnew<cr> :imap <D-t> <ESC>:tabnew<cr>