Automaticall call TilerReorder after NerdTree closes about tiler.vim

[zhamlin]

You could just create a new command, that calls both NERDTreeToggle and TilerReorder

[bag-man]

I also noticed that if I create a new window with nerdtree open, the order of windows gets mixed up and nerdtree gets pushed to the main panels and my previous window gets put in the nerdtree position. Really frustrating :(

@zhamlin Think this is a config issue? The new window was opened with:

nnoremap <C-\> :term<CR><C-w>N:call tiler#reorder()<cr>i

  " Tiler
  tmap <C-q> <C-w>N
  nnoremap + <C-w>3+
  nnoremap _ <C-w>3-
  nnoremap <C-\> :term<CR><C-w>N:call tiler#reorder()<cr>i
  map <C-@> <plug>TilerNew
  let g:tiler#master#size = 20
  let g:tiler#master#count = 1
  let g:tiler#layout = 'bottom'
  let g:tiler#popup#windows = {
  \    'fzf': { 'position': 'bottom', 'size': 10, 'filetype': 'fzf', 'order': 3 },
  \    'nerdtree': { 'position': 'left', 'size': 10, 'filetype': 'nerdtree', 'order': 2 },
  \    'tagbar': { 'position': 'right', 'size': 10, 'filetype': 'tagbar', 'order': 1 },
  \ }

[zhamlin]

What order are you creating the windows in so I can try to reproduce? I started with a terminal window, opened up nerd tree, and it went to the correct location.

Your config looks fine to me. Does calling tiler#reorder() after NerdTree is in the wrong spot do anything?

[bag-man]

After some investigation it appears to not be configuration based, I think you just aren't accounting for terminal buffers or something of that nature.

Open vim, run :NERDTreeToggle, then move focus back to your main buffer. Then run :term, and you should get a terminal in a new window, horizontally split. Then hit <C-w>N to exit terminal mode, then :call tiler#reorder(), to reorder the windows. Then you end up in the weird state I mentioned.

Let me know if you can't reproduce or need more info!

@zhamlin

[zhamlin]

I can reproduce it, but at the moment don't have anytime to look into it.
If you decide to try and fix it and need any help feel free to ask.