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:Tnew currently sets an ID based on the highest current terminal ID + 1, so if :Tls outputs 1, 3, 7 the new terminal will have ID 8.
I'd like the possibility to have the terminal ID the first one available (in the above case, it would be 2). Especially useful in the situation where e.g. terminal with ID 2 is closed (because it crashed), and I do a :Tnew to "reset it". I often do :2Topen<CR> to open it, and currently (since it is closed) I get a new terminal instance which I don't want to use. That gives mental overhead, because every time I do this reset, I have to memorize which ID I will have to do the command :<id>Topen on.
:Tnew
currently sets an ID based on the highest current terminal ID + 1, so if:Tls
outputs1, 3, 7
the new terminal will have ID 8.I'd like the possibility to have the terminal ID the first one available (in the above case, it would be 2). Especially useful in the situation where e.g. terminal with ID 2 is closed (because it crashed), and I do a
:Tnew
to "reset it". I often do:2Topen<CR>
to open it, and currently (since it is closed) I get a new terminal instance which I don't want to use. That gives mental overhead, because every time I do this reset, I have to memorize which ID I will have to do the command:<id>Topen
on.Two solutions:
:Tswap 8 2
to change terminal with ID 8 to ID 2.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: