I'm using gvim 7.3.600 on Windows 7. I have three files opened in tabs
(tab1=a.txt, tab2=b.txt, tab3=c.txt).
All three files contain the string 'abc'. When I use :bufdo :%s/abc/def/ I get
message E37: No write since last
change (add ! to override). When I use :bufdo! :%s/abc/def/ all files are
changed, but
now tab1 and tab3 both contain c.txt. What happened to a.txt in tab1? If I do
:wa then exit and look at the files, all three files are changed.
It's tab1 displaying the same file as tab3 after the :bufdo! that's puzzling.
Is this a bug or am I missing something regarding bufdo and tabs? Thanks.
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