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Equalize splits based on children oriented in the same direction - #7710
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This changes equalization so it only counts children oriented in the same direction. This makes splits a bit more aesthetic, and replicates how split equalization works in neovim.
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Thanks, this behaves a lot more like other applications with splits so this feels good to me. We should plan on migrating this work to GTK too. |
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This changes equalization so it only counts children oriented in the same direction.
This makes splits a bit more aesthetic, and replicates how split equalization works in neovim.
This is how splits look before this change:
Notice how the left pane gets squeezed.
Before equalization

After equalization

And here's how the equalization works after this change:
Before equalization

After equalization

For many splits it looks much more aesthetic:

