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Opening help in a full window

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When I have no opened buffers, calling :h will open help in a split window. But I want it to open in a full-sized window. There doesn't see to be a :nosplit or :full command though. Any ideas?

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Andrej Mitrović Avatar asked Jan 14 '11 00:01

Andrej Mitrović


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:h | only 

:only is the command that will make the current window the only window visible.

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Michael Cornelius Avatar answered Sep 18 '22 05:09

Michael Cornelius