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Description

vim-tabmode is a plugin that provides a new mode in Neo/vim for managing tabs.

Although it is recommended that splits and buffers are used over tabs when possible, there are scenarios when tabs are necessary. This plugin hopes to make that easier.

Requirements

vim-libmodal

Installation

Either use packadd or any package manager.

Examples

dein.vim:
- Add call dein#add('https://github.com/Iron-E/vim-tabmode') to ~/.vimrc
- :call dein#install()
NeoBundle:
- Add NeoBundle 'https://github.com/Iron-E/vim-tabmode' to ~/.vimrc
- Re-open vim or execute :source ~/.vimrc
vim-plug:
- Add Plug 'https://github.com/Iron-E/vim-tabmode' to ~/.vimrc
- :PlugInstall or $ vim +PlugInstall +qall
Vundle:
- Add Plugin 'https://github.com/Iron-E/vim-tabmode' to ~/.vimrc
- :PluginInstall or $ vim +PluginInstall +qall

Usage

Enter vim-tabmode with <leader><Tab> or :TabmodeEnter.

Key	Use
`<Esc>`	Leave `tabmode`
`?`	Show help message
`^`/`0`	Go to the beginning of the tab list.
`<S-0>`	Move the current tab to the beginning of the tab list.
`$`	Go to the end of the tab list.
`%`	Move the current tab to the end of the tab list.
`b`/`j`/`h`	Tab left
`w`/`k`/`l`	Tab right
`a`	Append a tab and switch to it.
`A`	Append a tab to the end and switch to it.
`i`	Prepend a tab and switch to it.
`I`	Prepend a tab to the beginning and switch to it.
`d`	Delete the current tab.
`s`	Replace the current tab with a new tab.

See :help tabmode-usage for additional details.

Documentation

:help tabmode

The actual document for help is in tabmode.txt.