* Tim Chase <[email protected]> [2013-02-26 20:36]:
> Or, you can leave the current buffer pointed at
> the file and read the new file into a new buffer:
> :new " create a new empty buffer
> :r filename.txt " read in the contents from disk
> :1d " delete the initial blank line
slight variation:
:new " create a new empty buffer
:r # " read in the contents from disk
:1d " delete the initial blank line
where the '#' is the "alternate file name" (read:
the file name associated with the alternate buffer).
you can probably map this to a key...
map <f9> :new|:r #|:1d
but when i enter this mapping then the '#' is
expanded right away and gives me an error:
E484: Can't open file #
how to stop that from happening again?
Sven
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