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Support ticket #1832: Vertical Split seems to work, but Horizontal doesn't

Kind support ticket
Product Command-T
When Created , updated
Status closed
Reporter vernon Thommeret
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Description

Hi,

I recently installed Command-T and I was wondering if there's any reason I'd be able to vertically split (control-v), but control-s doesn't do anything, and control-return opens the file, but not in a horizontal split. Any ideas?

Thanks! Vernon

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  1. Greg Hurrell

    The default mappings are probably not compatible with your terminal. You can set alternative mappings that work for you though (a full list of possible mappings appears in the docs).

  2. vernon Thommeret

    I'll take a look. I'm using bash in the Mac OS X terminal.

  3. Mauricio Gardini

    I am having the same issue, Wincent: using the native VIM in Mac OS X Terminal, vertical split and even tab opening works fine, but horizontal split doesn't.

    Tried setting with let g:CommandTAcceptSelectionSplitMap='<C-h>' in my vimrc and restarted Vim, but no luck. Are there any steps that I missed?

  4. Greg Hurrell

    <C-s> works for me, but only when I set stty -ixon in my ~/.bash_profile.

    (Otherwise <C-s> will captures all output until the next <C-q>.)

  5. Mauricio Gardini

    Didn't know about this <C-s> particularity.

    Thank you, anyway... It's working fine!

  6. Greg Hurrell

    Status changed:

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    • To: closed
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