Save/Load Editor Splits #13510
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More details of each command: - `save-splits`: It saves the current splits with a default name. A string can be used as split name and that name is later used for recalling in the `load-splits`. A split can be overwritten by simply saving the split with the same name. Example: `:save-splits a` will save the current split as `a`. - `load-splits`: Close the current splits and open the named splits. If an argument is used, it tries to open the named splits. Example: `:load-splits a` will load the split previously saved with `:save-splits a`.
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Add commands save-splits and load-splits. More details of each command:
save-splits: It saves the current splits with a default name. A string can be used as split name and that name is later used for recalling in theload-splits. A split can be overwritten by simply saving the split with the same name. Example::save-splits awill save the current split asa.load-splits: Close the current splits and open the named splits. If an argument is used, it tries to open the named splits. Example::load-splits awill load the split previously saved with:save-splits a.This is useful by itself but it is the stepping stone for other very useful features like: