>> When I am editing a file rather than displaying a help subject, I issue
>> a ':vhl topic' command (with vhl mapped to ':vertical help', and Vim
>> vertically splits the screen and displays the topic's help file in
>> a separate window, so that the buffer I am editing remains visible.
>>
>> Unfortunately, when I already have a help window open in the current
>> tab, this does not work.
>
> This is a little more complicated, but I'm sure you can :map or :command
> or :cabbrev it:
>
> :vnew | set bt=help | help subject
Thanks, Ben.. The bt=help is probably what I was looking for.
I'll set this up via a custom :Help command that will additionally take
care of removing the scratch buffers. And possibly add some logic that
counts the number of help windows in the current tab.. if zero: create
a new tab, if one: do a vertical split on the current tab.. and if two
or more... do horizontal splits.
Not very flexible but it should cover my limited needs.
How could I figure out the number of help windows in the current tab?
Thanks,
cj
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