Conque reacts badly to being closed or hidden about conque HOT 11 CLOSED

Good catch. Thanks.

r190 says "fix issues #7 and #12" but it doesn't fix this issue for me. 
Using Vim 7.2 if that's relevant. 

Thanks for the feedback. I'm planning on releasing 1.1 in the next week or so, 
so I'd
like to make sure this is working.

I could definitely reproduce the bug before r190. In particular, I would get 
messages
about "referring to a deleted window" or something like that.

I no longer get any issues after r190, testing on both 7.1 and 7.2, Python 2.3 
and 2.6.

Can you provide the error messages, if any, that are displayed?

Also, make sure you're successfully using the updated code. If you try applying 
r190
as a patch against 1.0 stuff will definitely not work. You'd need to remove 1.0 
files
first and only use what's in the development trunk.

I manually replaced files and observed the same behavior. I'll try to make a 
quick
screencast to show you what I'm seeing. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QaFlqUIBOo

Thanks.

r191 may resolve this finally.

Yep, it looks like it's working now.

Installed r191.  Most issues fixed.  However ":sb" in edited file with no target
still fails after loading ConqueTerm zsh.

Steps:

Start vim with at least 2 files (I used 151; most of my tree for this project); 
Vim
opens first file (of course).
:sb (works)
:ConqueTerm zsh (works, leaves me in zsh window)
ESC in zsh window to exit insert mode
^W k to move to text file
:sb (fails)
:sb 2 (works)

Similarly:

Start vim with 151 files; Vim opens first file (of course)
:sb
:sb
:sb
:sb
^W =
(Now have 4 equal-sized windows on file 1; cursor in bottom window)
:ConqueTerm zsh (works, leaves me in zsh window)
ESC in zsh window to exit insert mode
^W k to move to window 3
:sb   or   :sb 1    both move cursor to window 1, whereas they should have 
split the
window again
:sb 2 (seems to work as expected)

Thanks for the quick response!

See if r192 helps. I was setting the 'switchbuf' option, to help with the <F9>
command. But I'm happy to remove it and let that behavior be up to the user.

r192 did it.  Didn't know about 'switchbuf' option!  :)  Thanks!

Fix released with 1.1