Ming, Bai
Ming, Bai
what do you mean "overpopulated"? in vim undo nodes are created very often, usually when leaving the insert mode rather than writing to the disk.
As far as I know, you're not able to change how often the undo nodes are created, nor can the plugin. The undo nodes are usually created when user exits...
AFAIK VIM's undo file (in this case the one under you .vim/tmp/undo/ folder) doesn't store all the file contents for each undo version, instead it saves the diff, which means...
tbh I'm not exactly sure what's happening here. I guess you might have hit some weird rare edge case bugs or something.
that's a great idea, but seems a bit difficult to implement with how the undo system works in vim
Just to make sure I understand correctly, you mean to support floating windows on vim GUI?
Oh I see. Having undotree showing in a popup rather than a side panel does make sense in some cases. Maybe I should consider implement it someday. Thanks for the...
`nofile` buffers are pretty widely used by plugins to display some non-content information.
It's quite likely. I agree scratch buffers are also useful but the problem is that it's difficult to distinguish the scratch buffers from other info windows. For instance many users...
yeah, agreed. Setting width and height as percentage should be pretty straightforward. Dynamically adjusting panel width/height would be a bit trickier since it needs to hook up to some of...