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I'm using FuzzyFinder in vim together with MiniBufExplorer (with this setting in my .vimrc: g:miniBufExplorerMoreThanOne = 1).

I'm using FuzzyFinder in coverage-file mode (where it works pretty much like command-t, from what I understand).

The problem is, whenever I use FuzzyFinder to open a new file, instead of opening it in the current window I have open, it creates a new, tiny vertically-split window.

Is there any way to change this behavior?

EDIT: This only happens with the new, modified version of minibuffer (linked to from the vim script page). Not sure what I can do about it.

Edan Maor
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What are you using to open the file with FuzzyFinder? If you check :help fuf-options you'll see this is all configurable and it's possible to open in the current window, a new split window, and a new vertically split window, all using different key combinarions. You're interested in opening in the current window.

Run this:

:let g:fuf_keyOpen

It will tell you the proper key to open the file without first splitting the window.

mkomitee
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  • That gives me . This problem *only* happens when I've got the minibufexplorer window open; when I close it and try switching files, it works perfectly. This is why I think it's a problem with the interaction between them. – Edan Maor Jan 11 '11 at 13:08
  • yes this answer is wrong. Opening the current window is what is messing up in combination with minibufexpl. The auestion is how to fix that – npiv Apr 20 '11 at 14:06