Potential fix for #772 - InitWindow issue #773
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Potential fix for preservim#772 This issue is being caused by the InitWindow() routine not being called when a split of the tagbar window occurs. This will potentially fix that issue by forceably calling s:InitWindow() when a new tagbar window is found. Note however, that when closing one of the split tagbar windows, it does cause the other one to close as well. It looks like there is an issue on the close processing that it identifies all windows that have the tagbar buffer loaded as the tagbar window.
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This is not a fully functional fix. After some testing I've found odd interactions with other plugins. Still need to look into why. |
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Potential fix for #772
This issue is being caused by the InitWindow() routine not being called
when a split of the tagbar window occurs. This will potentially fix that
issue by forceably calling s:InitWindow() when a new tagbar window is
found.
Note however, that when closing one of the split tagbar windows, it does
cause the other one to close as well. It looks like there is an issue on
the close processing that it identifies all windows that have the tagbar
buffer loaded as the tagbar window.