[Feature Request] Per-panel jump history

[danielc-playdead]

As a user of the vim script, one of the things that still prevents the vim workflow in 10x from feeling natural is that jump history is shared between panels (that is, the PrevLocation and NextLocation commands).

In vim, each panel has its own location history, which means that combined with ReopenFileInCurrentPanel you can investigate one part of the codebase in one panel without polluting the context of whatever you have going on in another panel. It would be super cool and a great improvement to the vim workflow if there was a command something like PrevPanelLocation and NextPanelLocation.

[slynch8]

You can use the PrevLocationCurrentFile and NextLocationCurrentFile commands.

[danielc-playdead]

That doesn't quite do what I want. I want to be able to jump between multiple files, but just ones that were visited in the current panel.

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