通常,我通过击中Ctrl+ H两度将 cur子转移到屏幕左边。 然而,这意味着,在我打开档案时,这些档案总是存放在“NERDTre”窗口附近。 我怎么能够打开与“NERDTre”窗口不相邻的分裂档案?
NERDtree will open a file in the previous window if you press o or enter. You can open it in a split of the previous window by pressing i, or in a vertical split by pressing s.
It sounds like you have Ctrl-H mapped to Ctrl-W h. The trick to not having NERDtree open the file into a window that is adjacent to the NERDTree window is to not have the adjacent window be the previous window.
为此,将“NERDTree”窗口关闭。 (:NERDTree Toggle, 或贵方的基调为NERDTree)。 然后转到适当的窗口,你想打开档案。 接着,NERDTree再次开放。 现在,你可以在以前的窗口上打开你使用 o或进入......或使用一或三分之一的档案。
To save having to toggle the NERDTree window open/close, you may want to set the option NERDTreeQuitOnOpen. Then you just need to open NERDTree when you re in a window that you intend to open a file into.
我通常使用<代码>:NERDTreeFind,以便在左边从右边窗户移至NERDberry。
该指挥部显示,目前“NERDtree”窗口有公开档案。 在此基础上,前面的窗口是右边的窗口。 当然,如果你想要开立的档案在目录树上接近已经开立的档案,这只是方便的。
To quickly access :NERDTreeFind, I mapped it to Ctrl + m in my ~/.vimrc:
nnoremap <C-m> :NERDTreeFind<CR>
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