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What he calls tabs are actually tabs: :tabe create tab :tabn next tab, :tabp previous tab, :tabm move tab.

I have tabn/tabp bound to <leader>l and <leader>h for easy nav and <leader>t for create.

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Tabs in vim are actually just views of buffers. Ie: a workspace more than an editing window.

Buffers are the proper solution to the mentioned comment.

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0 pointsbase69810y ago0 comments

What he calls tabs are actually tabs: :tabe create tab :tabn next tab, :tabp previous tab, :tabm move tab.

I have tabn/tabp bound to <leader>l and <leader>h for easy nav and <leader>t for create.

Tabs in vim are actually just views of buffers. Ie: a workspace more than an editing window.

Buffers are the proper solution to the mentioned comment.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse