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How to open 4 netrw file explors simultaneously in format [:][:] (each dot being a netrw file explorer pane) In vim or neovim I can do the following :e.|vs.|vs.|sp. To open various netrw file explorers simultaneously. The command above results in the following layout: |netrw0|netrw1|netrw2| | | |netrw3| Now what I want to accomplish is a oneliner which results in the following layout: |netrw0|netrw2| |netrw1|netrw3| I'm not sure if this is possible, ofcourse I can switch panes to get the above result, however that is not what I want because the thing I'm actually doing is creating a function in my vimrc which I link to a function key, that way I can press a function key and open the desired splitted file browsing layout. ps. in my .init.vim (I'm using neovim), I have "set splitright" in order to open vertical splitted windows by default on the right side. Turned out easier than I thought and I've discovered the solution qu...

How to find the cause of nvim using excessive memory My current nvim is using excessive memory, 34.1GB. How can I go about to find the cause of the excessive memory leak if any: Activity Monitor on MacOS reports this using the "i" inspector: Real memory size : 4,58 GB Virtual memory size : 40,74 GB Shared memory size : 8,00 GB Private memory size : 4,87 GB I have looked at the call graph using the sample feature of the Activity monitor, but to me it provides no meaningful information. The log provides pages of method names, in a graph. Here is an extract illustrating the method / function names: (I guess I need debug symbols or something to interpret this) + 59 ex_return (in nvim) + 110 [0x10d6ae827] + ! : | + ! : | + ! : | + ! : | + ! : | + ! : | + ! : | + ! : | + 59 eval0 (in nvim) + 62 [0x10d6a3393] + ! : ...