I am using Slimv (version 0.9.13) with Vim (version 7.4). When I compile or run code or do anything that opens the REPL, it always opens in a window above my code, with the height split 50/50. Is it possible to make it open in a smaller window and below my source code by default?
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According to the documentation (https://github.com/vim-scripts/slimv.vim/blob/master/doc/slimv.txt#L461) doing the below should make the REPL open in a split below the current window.
As for the size of the window, I don't think slimv provides an option for that. However, I think an autocommand could do the trick.
'20' Can be replaced by whatever height you want the window to be, and 'REPL' should be replaced by the name of the REPL buffer. The default value
g:slimv_repl_nameis 'REPL' so it should work. If you need any more information on the commands used in this solution, you can read these in vim: