Use <count>tabnext instead of <count>gt to allow users to remap gt. #877
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Aug 25, 2018
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I think this is okay. I didn't review the functionality here because the code is definitely sound. If you say it fixes the problem, I'm fine with it. |
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Fixes #762
NERDTree was using the
<count>gtcommand to switch tabs. So, if the users had remappedgt, that would be used instead of the original functionality ofgt. Fortunately,<count>tabnextdoes the same thing, so this simple fix replacesgtwithtabnext.