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I currently use the standard vim movements <C-w> L / <C-W> R to move a floating window into a split.
It'd be nice if winshift.nvim could support the same movements, but when I try :WinShift left etc or :WinShift then an arrow, I'm seeing the following error:
../winshift.nvim/lua/winshift/lib.lua:458 attempt to index local 'target_leaf' (a nil value)
For background, I'm using the goto-preview plugin which presents me with floating windows which I'd like to convert to 'norma' windows. It is a bit unusual, but I figure there may be other use cases for this.
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I currently use the standard vim movements
<C-w> L
/<C-W> R
to move a floating window into a split.It'd be nice if winshift.nvim could support the same movements, but when I try
:WinShift left
etc or:WinShift
then an arrow, I'm seeing the following error:../winshift.nvim/lua/winshift/lib.lua:458 attempt to index local 'target_leaf' (a nil value)
The line in question is here:
https://github.com/sindrets/winshift.nvim/blob/main/lua/winshift/lib.lua#L458
If I try a
:WinShift swap
, I get a similar error on line 99,attempt to index local 'a' (a nil value)
:https://github.com/sindrets/winshift.nvim/blob/main/lua/winshift/lib.lua#L99
For background, I'm using the goto-preview plugin which presents me with floating windows which I'd like to convert to 'norma' windows. It is a bit unusual, but I figure there may be other use cases for this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: