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When I type :terminal to vim8.1, it splits the window and I use it split window. I want to open a new buffer and open the terminal inside it. Basically, like neovim's terminal emulator. Is there a way to do like this?

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    Please read the documentation for the :terminal command – Christian Brabandt Aug 30 '18 at 17:39
  • It is a new buffer... – D. Ben Knoble Aug 31 '18 at 1:50
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Thanks to Christian Brabandt, :ter ++curwin was the thing that I want.

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I think you can use call term_open() instead. if you want to open shell in current win, it is:

call term_start($SHELL, {'curwin' : 1})

BTW, if you think this command is too long, you can create custom command:

command! Terminal call term_start($SHELL, {'curwin' : 1)
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