Hi, I've encountered a weird behaviour of quickfix so let me ask a few questions.
When I open a quickfix window with :copen, the quickfix window is opened at the bottom right and the corresponding source code is opened at the just upper window. The source code window seems to be opened at the right most, even when I have vertically splitted windows!
For example, I vetically split the window with :vnew twice. I have three vertically splitted windows and the cursor at the left most window. I open the quickfix window with :copen. Then the quickfix window is opened at the most bottom right and the corresponding source code is opened at the right most window. I want it to be opened at the active window.
I actually asked at another place and I got an answer. Just open the quickfix with :leftabove copen. Then the current window is used and all things are happy.
The question is
1. Why the quickfix window is always opened at most right bottom? Why the corresponding code is opened at the right-most window? When vertically splitted, it's more reasonable to be opened at the current window, isn't it? Is this a bug or a documented behaviour?
2. Why does :leftabove fix the behaviour? Is this a reasonable solution? Is there any other answer?
3. Can you open a quickfix window with full width (just like :botright copen) while the corresponding code is opened at the active window? This is the most preferable behaviour that I want.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
itchyny
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