> On Sunday, April 1, 2012 5:52:39 AM UTC-5, Thilo Six wrote:
>> Hello Ben
>>
>>
>> Excerpt from Ben Fritz:
>> -- <snip> --
>>> I would lean toward something like this, were I to want an automatic method:
>>>
>>> au bufwinenter *.txt
>>> \ if&filetype=='help' | wincmd p |
>>> \ if&filetype!='help' | wincmd p | wincmd T |
>>> \ else | wincmd p | endif |
>>> \ endif
>> How about:
>> au bufwinenter *.txt
>> \ if&buftype == "help"
>> \ | wincmd T
>> \ | endif
>>
>>
> Yes, you could also use&buftype rather than&filetype. But this will never allow you to intentionally split a help window and look up a new topic to see two of them side-by-side. Hence the wincmd p stuff in my suggestion.
>
if your using gvim then :tab help cmd will give you the help in a new
tab no split window
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