Opening a window in a horizontal split of a vertical split?

Horizontal split: :split Vertical split: :vsplit Then when you have split your screen how you prefer, open nerdtree inside the desired frame. (Or you can use abbreviation :sp :vsp like suggested by @Vivek Pandey).

– skeletalmonkey May 15 at 13:13 First you split the window. Then go into desired window and open the desired plugin – Heisenbug May 15 at 13:15 Is there some way of doing this I don't know about? The only way I know of opening the plugins opens them in a new split, not in the current window – skeletalmonkey May 15 at 19:01.

NERDTree and Taglist aren't going to open inside splits. Let's say you have a split buffer on the left (for eg. Source code), and Taglist on the right. You can put this in a function, and invoke it with a mapping: NERDTree " open NERDTree wincmd J " move NERDTree to the very bottom wincmd k " move the cursor to the above split (the source code buffer) wincmd H " move the split to the very left wincmd l " move the cursor back to the NERDTree split resize 20 " resize the split height to 20 exe 'vertical resize ' .

G:NERDTreeWinSize " reset the split width This is pretty dodgy, but it works. You'll see a brief visual glitch while the split jumps around the screen.

Instead I would like to have them split horizontally within a single vertical split. More specifically, I want to be able to open one, say NERDTree, and have it take up the full height of the screen. Then when I open TagList, to have it horizontally split with the already open NERDTree window.

Is there a way to do this? Possibly even a non 'specific to these two plugins' way?

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