compact_tabline : Ready to use tabline to have all tabs visibles
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Compact tabline.
Shorten filenames and don't repeat doubles in order to have all tabs in a fully visible line, and even show tab number for jumping.
Example: with 10 openned tabs openned the worse way :
- Tabs 1 and 2 contains buffer Makefile
- Tabs 3 and 8 contains buffer doc/tags
- Tabs 4 and 5 contains buffer README.md
- Active Tab is number 5
- Tabs 6 and 7 contains buffer doc/compact_tabline.txt
- Tab 9 contains buffer compact_tabline.vim
- Tab 10 contains buffer all.snippets and an unmamed
buffer (buf number is 15) starting with '# Global' at 1st line
With standard tabline, this give:
| kefile | kefile | d/tags | + E.md | + E.md | + .txt | + .txt | d/tags | + .vim | 2 petsX |
With compact_tabline, this give (and you can set colors given filetypes):
| ¹ Makef | ² | ³ tags | ⁴ ⏵ | READM▕▒ | ⁶ com_t | ⁷ | ⁸ | ⁹ com_t | ¹⁰all¦₁₅# G |
CONTENTS *compact_tabline-contents*
1. Functions |compact_tabline-functions|
2. Globals |compact_tabline-globals|
FUNCTIONS *compact_tabline-functions*
compact_tabline#format(fstring, name, color, tab, curtab, buf, curbuf)
*compact_tabline#format()*
Function that replace special words with their value:
- <name> : short file name
- <color> : highlight color (take no space)
- <1stline> : first line of the buffer
- <tabnr> : tab number in superscript style
- <cur_tabnr> : active tab number in superscript style
- <bufnr> : buf number in subscript style
- <cur_bufnr> : active buf number in subscript style
GLOBALS *compact_tabline-globals*
*g:compact_tabline_name_substs*
List of [from, to] substitutions used to shorten tab name
Default contains generic technical english terms.
*g:compact_tabline_hi_tab*
Default highlight used to color an inactive tab (<color>). See |hi|
Default: 'TabLine'
*g:compact_tabline_hi_current_tab*
Highlight used to color an active tab (<color>). See |hi|
Default: 'TabLineSel'
If you need a custom render for this define a new hi TablineSelCustom,
and don't forget to replace TabLineSel to TablineSelCustom in |g:compact_tabline_current_tab_format|
*g:compact_tabline_hi_ft_prefix*
Highlight prefix to use for coloring an inactive tab with determined filetype (<color>).
Default: 'TabLineFT'
Example: TabLineFT + python -> highlight TablineFTpython is used if exists
Note: use :let b:tabline_hi to use a specific color
See |hi|
*g:compact_tabline_double_of_current_right_arrow*
When double tabs (same buffer) is detected the arrow to use to target a tab after current.
Default: '⏵'
*g:compact_tabline_double_of_current_left* arrow
When double tabs (same buffer) is detected the arrow to use to target a tab before current.
Default: '⏴'
*g:compact_tabline_tab_buffer_sep*
Separator to use between multiple buffer names in one tab
Default: '¦'
*g:compact_tabline_empty_buffer_name*
Name to use for an undefined buffer name.
Default: '<bufnr><1stline>'
See |compact_tabline#format|
*g:compact_tabline_line_start*
Define how starts the tabline.
In order to optimize space, you have to define this with |g:compact_tabline_line_start_deco_width|
Default: '%#TabLineFill#'
See |compact_tabline#format|
*g:compact_tabline_line_start_deco_width*
Tell the real visible width a the start part
Default: 0
*g:compact_tabline_line_start_addons*
A list of [<space_to_reserve>, lambda function] to add extra content at the start of line
*g:compact_tabline_line_end*
Define how ends the tabline.
In order to optimize space, you have to define this with |g:compact_tabline_line_end_deco_width|
Default: '%#TabLineFill#%<%='
*g:compact_tabline_line_end_deco_width*
Default: 0
*g:compact_tabline_line_end_addons*
A list of [<space_to_reserve>, lambda function] to add extra content at the end of line
*g:compact_tabline_tab_format*
Template for an inactive tab
In order to optimize space, you have to define this with |g:compact_tabline_tab_deco_width|
Default: '<color><tabnr><name>%#TabLineFill# '
See |compact_tabline#format|
*g:compact_tabline_tab_deco_width*
An estimation of space used by decorating elements (except name) in inactive tab.
Default: 3
*g:compact_tabline_current_tab_format*
Template for active tab
In order to optimize space, you have to define this with |g:compact_tabline_current_tab_deco_width|
Default: '%#TabLineSel# <name>▕<color>▒%#TabLineFill# '
See |compact_tabline#format|
*g:compact_tabline_current_tab_deco_width*
An estimation of space used by decorating elements (except name) in inactive tab.
Default: 4
*g:compact_tabline_used_tab_content_minwidth*
Minimum width of the content of an used tab.
Default: 2
**Used tab** is a tab with b:use=1.
This is automatically set when : you open or save the file or insert content.
This state variable can be restored if you add '!' in shada. |shada-!|
*g:compact_tabline_used_tab_content_maxwidth*
Maximum width of the content of an used tab.
See |Used tab|.
Default: 24
*g:compact_tabline_unused_tab_content_width*
Minimum width of the content of an unused tab.
See |Used tab|.
Default: 1
*g:compact_tabline_unused_tab_content_maxwidth*
Maximum width of the content of an unused tab.
See |Used tab|.
Default: 2 |
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| install details |
In pack/*/start or pack/*/opt dir :
git clone https://github.com/luffah/vim-compact-tabline compact_tabline |
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