Add two options, g:bufferline_sort_function and g:bufferline_hide_active_buffer #17
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This allows you to change the order the buffers are listed in. For example, if you wanted to sort them by most recently used.
This allows you to save space when space is at a premium
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Add two options, g:bufferline_sort_function and g:bufferline_hide_active_buffer
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@bentomas I don't know why this was reverted, but this is just exactly what I was looking for, thanks |
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I'm loving bufferline, but wanted to tweak a couple things.
I use the bufstop plugin which I love, and I wanted bufferline to show the buffers in the same order that bufstop uses for its speed toggle. So, being able to specify a custom sort function made that possible.
Then I added an option to not show the active buffer. My terminal windows aren't usually very wide, and since I already have the name of the file in my status bar (I put bufferline in the command bar), I didn't need it doubled up. So, this allows you to hide the active buffer from the bufferline list.