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Don't Close Window On fs.remove() When Last Buffer In Window #2861
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Discussions: NvChad/NvChad#2950 TL;DR: this is possible but will be tricky from a functional and technical perspective. |
That sounds sensible. |
so would this be added to nvimtree or the user has to add in his config? I tried with an autocmd vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("BufDelete", {
callback = function()
local cur_buf = vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()
local cur_ft = vim.bo[cur_buf].ft
if cur_ft == "NvimTree" and #vim.fn.getbufinfo { buflisted = 1 } == 1 then
vim.cmd "bn"
vim.cmd "enew"
end
end,
}) but this closes nvimtree window too, no idea why |
This is something that should go into nvim-tree itself. It needs the internals of |
Problem
When there's just 1 window opened along with nvimtree, then deleting its file from tree, would make nvimtree become fullscreen
Desired behavior
Nvimtree should open unamed buf ( enew ) and then delete, this will maintain the win layout!
Possible solutions with edgecases
The code must be run only when the user presses "y"
Case 1
If there's just 1 listed buffer and its the active window
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