Nikolaus Wittenstein
Nikolaus Wittenstein
I think this could also be done for drag-n-drop, by watching on_activated. We get a view activation at the end of a drag-n-drop sequence. The trick then becomes figuring out...
This feature is implemented for `carry_file_to_pane`. You need to turn on `origami_auto_close_empty_panes` in your Sublime prefs. Something like: `"origami_auto_close_empty_panes": true`
It works fine for me - are you sure you have that setting correct? If I carry a file with that setting enabled, the pane closes as expected.
Ok, let me know! Thanks!
I still can't reproduce - I'm able to carry any file to any pane and have the empty pane close correctly. What version of Sublime Text do you have...?
How do you feel about just updating 'clone' so that it focuses the file in the other pane if it already exists there, instead of making a new clone? Something...
This looks good to me. The name made me think that it would swap all of the files in a pane with all of the other files in the other...
Looking at the readme, I feel like we'd need to add a new section. Maybe split it into the basic commands and the more advanced commands. Could be a task...
Yeah, this is not super possible with what ST lets us do. We could manually set the zoom at every frame, I guess... feel free to send a pull request!
Currently you can save and load layouts but it won't readjust your views to the new layout when you load it. Feel free to send a PR, though!