The :tab
command takes a command as argument.
So you can do this:
:tab split
This will work even if the buffer is modified, and a save in either tab saves the file, updating the saved state in both.
The :tab
command takes a command as argument.
So you can do this:
:tab split
This will work even if the buffer is modified, and a save in either tab saves the file, updating the saved state in both.