:h windows.txt

Window Management:

:h CTRL-W
	Help on the mentioned below key combinations

C-w-
	w,W
		Move to the next window
		Cycle focus clockwise, counter-clockwise
	p
		Focus previous window
	r, R
		Rotate windows clockwise, counter-clockwise respectively
:split [otherfile]
	s
		Split window horizontally
:vsplit [otherfile]
	v
		Split window vertically
	j,k,h,l
		Move focus down, up, left, right
	t
		Move to the top-leftmost window
	b
		Move to the bottom-rightmost window
	c
		Close window
	o
		Close all but current
	x
		Exchange
	J,K
		Move the current window to the bottom/top (using the full width of the screen)
	H,L
		Move the current window to the left/right (using the full height of the screen)
	T
		Mothe the current window to a new existing tab
	=
		Try to resize all windows to have equal size
	_
		Max height
	1_
		Min height
:resize +/-N
	-
		Decrease the height of the current window by one.
	+
		Increase the height of the current window by one.
:resize N
		Sets the height of the current window to N.
	>
		Increases the window width.
	<
		Decreases the window width.
	|
		Resizes the current window to the widest size possible.
:vertical resize N
		Sets the width of the current window to N.



:[n]split [++opt] [+cmd] [file]   - general form of split command
	n    - how many lines to display in new window
	opt  - optional info to pass to the window
	cmd  - a command for execution
	file - a file to edit in a new window
:new
	-//- the same as above, but with executing autocommands (WinLeave, WinEnter, BufLeave, BufEnter).
:vsplit/vnew
	-//- the same as above, but splitting vertically (instead of horizontally).
:sview filename
	Splits horizontally and opens filename for reading only
:sfind [++opt] [+cmd] filename
	Like :split, but looks for the filename in the path.


:hide
	Hide (close) the window
:only
	Leave only this window
:windo {cmd}
	Execute {cmd} in each window
:wincmd