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Problem together with vim-easymotion #4

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karamellpelle opened this issue Dec 25, 2016 · 1 comment
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Problem together with vim-easymotion #4

karamellpelle opened this issue Dec 25, 2016 · 1 comment

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@karamellpelle
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Hello, and thanks for this very nice plugin!

I have a problem when using vim-easymotion. Lets say I open two tabs splitted vertically, and then :MaximizerToggle. Then one of the windows is maximized. If I now performs easymotion-bd-w, the minimized window gets opened (a bit), since easymotion-bd-w works on both windows. But when my easymotion movement is over, the slightly opened window is not minimized back, and does not even open up back to its original size if I do :MaximizerToggle. I tried the same with windows splitted horizontally, but no problem happened there.

I added this as an issue to vim-easymotion as well.

@lfilho
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lfilho commented May 18, 2017

Hey, @karamellpelle I couldn't reproduce this problem...

  1. Opened a vertical split
  2. :MaximizerToggle
  3. Triggered easymotion and moved. No window was reopened. No changes in the screen at all except the jump done via easymotion
  4. :MaximizerToggle again and everything was back to normal, as expected.

I'm using last versions of both plugins (as of this writing) and Neovim 0.2.0

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