On Fr, 27 Apr 2018, Philip Rhoades wrote:
> People,
>
> I regularly use a command like in the subject and flick between the splits
> using "CTRL-w CTRL-w" - however the last few times I have realised there are
> issues:
>
> - the CLI command does not open / display ALL of the files - there seems to
> a maximum of six files opened
>
> - moving between the splits and sometimes using ":q" to repeatedly exit a
> buffer and then having finished the comparison and any editing and
> repeatedly using ":q" on each remaining split - after what I thought was the
> last buffer, I am getting prompted that I still have files to look at and
> have to use ":n" - which reopens files that I have previously closed - weird
> stuff . .
>
> Any ideas about getting "vim -O" to open ALL the files with the appropriate
> number of splits?
It all depends on the size of your Vim window/terminal and Vim will then
try to open as many windows as possible so that
'winminheight'/'winminwidth' option for each window is fulfilled. If the
space is not enough, it won't create more windows. So try to reduce the
'winminwidth'/'winminheight' option
Best,
Christian
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