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Bug #2033: When NERDTree is open; opening a file in a vertical split resizes the buffer strangely

Kind bug
Product Command-T
When Created , updated
Status open
Reporter Steve McKinney
Tags no tags

Description

To reproduce:

  • Open vim
  • Open NERDTree
  • Open a file
  • At this point Vim looks like this screenshot
  • Open Command-T, select a file, and press <C-v>. This opens the file in a vertical split.
  • At this point Vim looks like this screenshot
  • Stay in that right-most vertical split.
  • Open Command-T, select a file, and press <CR>. This opens the file in the right-most vertical split (since it's active).
  • At this point Vim looks like this screenshot.

Actual Result:

The right-most vertical split has been resized strangely, almost as if the size of the NERDTree buffer was used to size it.

Expected Result:

The right-most vertical split maintains it's current size.

Comments

  1. Greg Hurrell

    Nice bug report; I'll see if I can reproduce.

  2. Steve McKinney

    FYI: the behavior is the same in terminal Vim and MacVim.

  3. Steve McKinney Created , edited

    This issue only appears let g:CommandTMatchWindowAtTop=1. Here's a minimal .vimrc to reproduce: 

    set nocompatible
set tabstop=2 expandtab softtabstop=2 shiftwidth=2

set rtp+=/Users/smckinney/.vim/plugins/Command-T
set rtp+=/Users/smckinney/.vim/plugins/nerdtree

syntax on
filetype plugin indent on

let g:CommandTMatchWindowAtTop=1
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