In gvim, is it possible to have multiple rows of file tabs?
That is, instead of showing left/right arrows to navigate around the tabline (for tabs that don’t fit into the tabline), it should ‘start’ a new row of tabs.
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In gvim, is it possible to have multiple rows of file tabs?
That is, instead of showing left/right arrows to navigate around the tabline (for tabs that don’t fit into the tabline), it should ‘start’ a new row of tabs.
AFAIK, no, unless you intend to change vim’s source.
But, if you need that many tabs, now don’t take me wrong, but if you need that many tabs you’re doing something wrong. ‘Vim’s way’ is effective buffer and windows control. There are many nice buffer managers, which help while editing many buffers (files). Try to take advantage of some of them.