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Make `:q` and `:x` behave consistently with vim. Fixes #16.

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Currently, quitting with `:x` or `:q` results in unexpected behavior: if there are two splits on a specific screen (tab) and there is more than one screen, `:q:` or `:x`...

karepker

* :q will close window but not tab if more than one window in tab, otherwise, close tab * final tab with one window will close Emacs if :q issued

analyticd

Hi I would suggest adding some more details to the readme (possibly a screenshot) to make it more immediately obvious what this package accomplishes. Currently, new users are forced to...

disconsis

Adding evil motion state bindings

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Copied over the normal state bindings for use in evil motion state.

ghost

Full path needed for `tabe`, relative path does not work

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Evil tabs auto completes relative file paths properly but when you try opening a file using a relative path, emacs opens the file relative to the home dir. Maybe my...

peterhadlaw

Quitting a window with ":q" results in killing the whole tab

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If you open multiple windows inside a tab, i.e., :tabnew :vsplit :split and try to close a single window with ":q" you end up closing the whole tab. This differs...

kinnala

evil-tabs breaks initial evil states for some modes

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I noticed a while ago that when first entering certain modes, the `evil-state` is unset and evil keybindings aren't available. If I exited those modes and then re-entered, evil keybindings...

mkomitee

When a window has evil-tabs' tab bar at the top, `scroll-preserve-screen-position` loses track of the line number. - **version:** From Github repo, on May 17, 2015 - **to reproduce:** In...

troyp