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`autocmd`s are commands executed automatically on certain events. Questions on creating or modifying `autocmd` definitions are appropriate for this tag.
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alternative of `BufWinLeave` autocmd that triggers when buffer goes invisible from the screen
I want an autocmd to be executed when a buffer goes invisible from the screen (current tab). What is the best approach to achieve this?
Let me make it more specific. … I want an autocmd for this
a window's (W) buffer (B1) is changed to another one (B2) or that window is destroyed;
B1 is not displayed in other windows of the current tabpage
This is equivalent to say …
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alternative of `BufWinLeave` autocmd that triggers when buffer goes invisible from the screen
Based on @user938271's answer, I slightly changed the code so that it is more concise:
augroup will_buffer_become_invisible
au! BufLeave * call s:will_buffer_become_invisible()
augroup END
fu! s …
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the matching pattern for TabClosed autocmd
If I want to setup a TabClosed autocmd for a specific tab page only, what should I do?
Can I use the autocmd {pat} argument? Is this {pat} still matched against the filename? … PS: I know that <afile> can be used as the tab page number, but tab page can be moved around after the autocmd is set. So a tab page nr may not work. Is there a concept as tab page id like the winid? …
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autocmd with quickfix window
I tried
autocmd WinEnter quickfix echo 'winenter'
autocmd BufEnter quickfix echo 'bufenter'
None of them works. I doubt that it is because these two commands needs file name after the event name. …
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QuickFixCmdPost autocommand after Glog
I finally got this solution: that is to check the &grepprg, which is a string. For Glog, it should match ^git\>.*\<grep\>. (has exceptions since grep may appear as filename)
The function will look li …
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QuickFixCmdPost autocommand after Glog
from fugitive to populate the quickfix window and set the following autocmd for QuickFixCmdPost (The following questions general and are not specific to Glog, I just use it as example)
autocmd QuickFixCmdPost … It seems that w:quickfix_title is not set before the autocmd finishes. Calling :cwindow to open the window does not get it set immediately. …
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