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A terminal emulator (or terminal, for short) displays characters, colours, and the cursor on the screen. Vi & Vim are run inside of a terminal, gVim is not.
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How to keep focus in the "normal" editing buffer while a terminal buffer is opened and runni...
In my plugin, I'm running the following:
let term_buff_no = term_start(validate_cmd, {'term_rows': 10})
The problem is that I don't want vim to focus the newly opened terminal buffer but instead keep …
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