This plugins relates to all three definitions of tabs, including the
character and the key. It improves a lot of things relating to tabs.
First, it changes how :tabclose works. Then, it adds a couple of
keybindings relating to tabs. Additionally, it automatically numbers
tabs if you use vim-airline.
The TabClose command is added which is a better version of Vim’s
original tabclose. tabclose is abbreviated to TabClose, so you do
not have to worry about your muscle memory. Anyways, it adds plenty of
options that I believe should be included by default in Vim.
You can use <, l, or left as an argument to close all the tabs to
the left. The same is true for the right. You can close multiple tabs by
separating them by commas or spaces (e.g. 2,4 or 2 4). Similarly,
you can specify a range of tabs by using a hyphen (e.g. 2-4).
You can go to any tab by its number by using <Leader>N, where N is
the number you wish to go to. You can use <Leader>0 to return to the
last tab. The default Leader key is \, but you can change it using
map mapleader = ',' as an example. If you use the
Tabular plugin, <Leader><Tab>
is mapped to Tabularize.
If you use the vim-airline plugin, the airline tab extension will automatically be enabled. Additionally, it will show the tab number on each tab. This can help you with the keybindings mentioned before. I strongly recommend installing the airline plugin. Support for numbering tabs without airline will hopefully come in the future.
`# user` git clone https://github.com/amarakon/nvim-sensible ~/.vim/pack/vendor/start/nvim-sensible`# user` git clone https://github.com/amarakon/nvim-sensible ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/default/start/nvim-sensible