dwm.vim adds tiled window management capabilities to Vim. It is highly inspired by dwm (Dynamic Window Manager) tiled layout management.

Windows are always organised as follows:

===================================
|              |        S1        |
|              |===================
|      M       |        S2        |
|              |===================
|              |        S3        |
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Use the following shortcuts and commands to create, browse and close windows:

• C-N, :New Creates a new window and place it in the master pane [M] & stacks all previous windows in the stacked pane [S].
• C-P, :Split Open all files provided as argument. The last file is added to [M] and all existing and new windows are stacked in [S].
• C-C Close the current window if no unsaved changes.
• C-J Jumps to next window (clockwise).
• C-K Jumps to previous window (anti-clockwise).
• C-Space Focus the current window, that is, place it in the master pane [M] & stacks all other windows in the stacked pane [S].

Install to ~/.vim/plugin/dwm.vim.

Or, if you use Vundle, add the following line to your .vimrc

Bundle 'raphael-proust/dwm.vim'

• g:dwm_map_keys: if set to a falsey value, prevents key mapping.
• g:dwm_make_commands: if set to a falsey value, prevents commands creation.
• g:dwm_master_pane_width: set the width of the master pane (e.g., g:dwm_master_pane_width=85)

To use a mouse to select windows and resize panes:

• set mouse=a: enable the use of the mouse in all modes
• set ttymouse=xterm2: recognize mouse codes for the xterm2 terminal type

@dsapala (Dan Sapala)
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