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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion plugin/split-term.vim
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let s:force_vertical = exists('g:split_term_vertical') ? 1 : 0
let s:map_keys = exists('g:disable_key_mappings') ? 0 : 1

" utilities around neovim's :term

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call s:openBuffer(a:count, direction)
exe 'terminal' a:args
exe 'startinsert'
call s:defineMaps()
if s:map_keys
call s:defineMaps()
endif
endf

command! -count -nargs=* Term call s:openTerm(<q-args>, <count>, 0)
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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion readme.md
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- `set splitright` will put the new window right of the current one when using `:VTerm`
- `set splitbelow` will put the new window below the current one when using `:Term`

- `g:disable_key_mappings` - disable key mappings of the plugin

## Mappings

The plugin remaps specifically a few keys for a better terminal buffer experience.
The plugin remaps specifically a few keys for a better terminal buffer experience. This
behaviour can be disabled using `g:disable_key_mappings`.

- `<Esc>` - Switch to normal mode (instead of `<C-\><C-n>`)
- Bind Alt+hjkl, Ctrl+arrows to navigate through windows (eg. switching to buffer/windows left, right etc.)
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