vimsizer : A vim global plugin that allows for quick window sizing
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| created by |
| Clayton Parker |
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| script type |
| utility |
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| description |
Vimsizer is a simple plugin that was inspired by the
Firesizer (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5792) extension
for Firefox. This plugin gives you the ability to define a re-usable set of
window dimensions.
There are two default sizes that are defined with the
vs_window_sizes variable:
let vs_window_sizes = {"normal": "150 40", "bigger": "210 50"}
You can define your own set of sizes. Example:
let vs_window_sizes = {"miniscule": "25 10", "magiscule": "200 60"}
Once the window sizes have been defined then you can use the
VSSelectWindowSize command to switch. Example:
:VSSelectWindowSize bigger
:VSSelectWindowSize normal
You can also quickly switch to any specific size you like with the
VSWindowSize command:
:VSWindowSize 100 20
You can use the autogroup command to set the window size on startup.
Example:
au VimEnter * exe 'VSSelectWindowSize normal'
This would set the window size to normal upon entering vim for the first
time.
You could also map a shortcut key to a window size. Example:
map <leader>1 :VSSelectWindowSize normal<CR>
map <leader>2 :VSSelectWindowSize bigger<CR>
The latest code is available on Github: http://github.com/claytron/vimsizer |
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| install details |
To install this plugin simply copy the vimsizer.vim into the plugin
directory and vimsizer.txt into the doc directory in your vim folder.
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