Try this BITS BROKEN: func! IsMostBottomRight(nr) let oldw = winnr() silent! Exe "normal!
\l" silent! Exe "normal! \j" let neww = winnr() silent!
Exe oldw. 'wincmd w' return oldw == neww endfunction " echo IsMostBottomRight(winnr()) FIXED: func! IsMostBottomRight() let oldw = winnr() silent!
Exe "normal! \l" silent! Exe "normal!
\j" let neww = winnr() silent! Exe oldw. 'wincmd w' return oldw == neww endfunction " echo IsMostBottomRight().
Try this. BITS BROKEN: func! IsMostBottomRight(nr) let oldw = winnr() silent!
Exe "normal! \l" silent! Exe "normal!
\j" let neww = winnr() silent! Exe oldw. 'wincmd w' return oldw == neww endfunction " echo IsMostBottomRight(winnr()) FIXED: func!
IsMostBottomRight() let oldw = winnr() silent! Exe "normal! \l" silent!
Exe "normal! \j" let neww = winnr() silent! Exe oldw.'wincmd w' return oldw == neww endfunction " echo IsMostBottomRight().
1 This might seem like a bit of a hack but it's the only way I know of accomplishing the desired result. – Greg Sexton Jun 22 at 8:12 1 I had to split it into two functions (I need bottom and right separately), and remove the argument (which isn't necessary here). Other than that, works as advertised.
– Alex B Jun 23 at 23:59.
No wayland on windows, evil not needed. Fixed: menus are now smaller. Devs/stefan: Further cleanup my buildscript.
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