Use sensible provisional splits for other-window... commands (via split-window-sensibly)#97
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Use
split-window-sensiblyinstead of hardcoding a right split inswitch-window--then-other-windowwhen there's just one single window.This respects the user preference in which direction to split a window, determied e.g. by
split-width-thresholdandsplit-height-threshold(there may be other influences, but that's the one I know of/use).Another UX improvement: When the split is created only so that an interactive other-window command can run, treat it as provisional and delete the redundant window again if the command quits or signals an error.
This avoids leaving an unused split behind when commands such as
switch-window-then-diredorswitch-window-then-find-fileare cancelled during their own interactive prompt.Tested with
switch-window-thresholdset to1and2; please try it out :)