Ben Fritz wrote
> But, you might be able to hack a TabLeave/TabEnter autocmd to do things
> automatically
Following this suggestion I ended with the following code:
augroup FocusOnTabClose
   au!
   au TabLeave * call TabCloseLeave()
   au TabEnter * call TabCloseEnter()
augroup END
function! TabCloseLeave()
   " Vim default behavior is fine for the first and the last tab
   if tabpagenr() != 1 && tabpagenr() != tabpagenr('$')
      augroup TabCloseBufWinLeave 
         au!
         autocmd BufWinLeave * let g:TabClosedFlag = 1
      augroup END
   endif
endfunction
function! TabCloseEnter()
   if exists("#TabCloseBufWinLeave")
      au! TabCloseBufWinLeave 
   endif
   if exists('g:TabClosedFlag')
      unlet! g:TabClosedFlag
      tabprev
   endif
endfunction
It is based on the observation that there is a BufWinLeave event between the
TabLeave and TabEnter events when tabpgage is closed. 
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
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