I am trying to get a better layout for the several viewoports I use
when developing.
I usually have my files in a central buffer and then two vertical
buffers, one on the left with NERDTree and another at the right with
TagList.
I have other plugins I want to setup to be opened below the central
coding buffer or below one buffers at the sides.
I mean I want to setup a plugin that splits in a new window to be
opened ina a new buffer splitted from the TagList buffer for instance,
so it needs to be at the right and below.
Problem is that when doing a vertical split the new buffer is created
in between the central buffer and the at the edge, in this case the
TagList window, rather than spliting the right side window and create
it there.
I don't know if it is clear enough, I have attached a couple of images
to show what I want to get.
I have tried several combinations of leftabove, rightbelow, topleft,
botright, etc ....
Didn't get it working properly.
So I don't know if it would be better to analise the current layout
and then do all the job manually.
For instance ask vim what is the viewport at the right side, if there
is one, then split it and change the new buffer to what you want.
But it is possible to get this info from VIM, I don't know any command
which tell what is the buffer most at the right, or at the top, etc
...
In the other hand, it could be the case where I am not using
leftabove, rightbelow, etc ... command properly.
Any ideas???
Thanks
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Un saludo
Best Regards
Pablo Giménez
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