Matt Wozniski 写道:
> In a new enough vim, you might be able to hack something together
> using v:oldfiles. Or... well, this is even more of a hack, in my
> opinion, but it works. If you have % in your viminfo option, you can
> do 'vim a b c' and then :qa to get a b and c into your buffer list.
>
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 3:38 AM, Christian Brabandt wrote:
>
> On Wed, September 23, 2009 8:20 am, pansz wrote:
>> When you exit, and start vim without command-line arguments, the buffers
>> are still there, use :ls list all buffers.
>>
>> When you start vim with a file name as argument, the buffe
On Wed, September 23, 2009 8:20 am, pansz wrote:
> When you exit, and start vim without command-line arguments, the buffers
> are still there, use :ls list all buffers.
>
> When you start vim with a file name as argument, the buffers are
> cleared, use :ls list only the opened file and my buffer l
Hi,
On 23 сен, 10:20, pansz wrote:
> In vim we can use :ls to list all buffers. You open 3 files, it all show
> in buffers.
>
> When you exit, and start vim without command-line arguments, the buffers
> are still there, use :ls list all buffers.
I have no buffers.
> When you start vim with a fi
Hi all vimmers:
In vim we can use :ls to list all buffers. You open 3 files, it all show
in buffers.
When you exit, and start vim without command-line arguments, the buffers
are still there, use :ls list all buffers.
When you start vim with a file name as argument, the buffers are
cleared, u
