displayp.vim

displayp is a plugin which implements a command that mimics tmux's displayp command. It labels all visible windows on the current tab page and awaits an input of the user to pick a label, of the window which should be selected next.

Installation

I would recommend using minpac which makes extensive use of the package feature which was added to Vim 8 and Neovim.

call minpac#add('https://gitlab.com/mrossinek/displayp.vim')

Other package managers work in a similar fashion.

Usage

By default, the mapping <leader>d and the command :Displayp are created when the plugin is initially loaded. Either one of these can be used to trigger the command.

Configuration

displayp.vim makes use of the following variables:

• g:displayp#loaded: if existing, displayp is not loaded again [Default: 1 (after initial loading)]
• g:displayp#paddingNS: number of empty lines to pad the top and bottom of the label window [Default: 2]
• g:displayp#paddingWE: number of whitespaces to pad the left and right of the label window [Default: 4]