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statox
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Make Vim sessions save the content of [No Name] unnamed buffers

When saving a session with :mksession and :sourceing it back, the content of [No Name] unnamed buffers is lost.

I like to sometimes write temporary throwaway code or notes on a unnamed or scratch buffer, for the length of my session.

Just like Sublime Text saves the content of "untitled new tabs" when quitting and reopening it, is there a way/workaround/hack/plugin to save the state of unnamed buffers in Vim?

Make Vim sessions save the content of [No Name] unnamed buffers

When saving a session with :mksession and :sourceing it back, the content [No Name] unnamed buffers is lost.

I like to sometimes write temporary throwaway code or notes on a unnamed or scratch buffer, for the length of my session.

Just like Sublime Text saves the content of "untitled new tabs" when quitting and reopening it, is there a way/workaround/hack/plugin to save the state of unnamed buffers in Vim?

Make Vim sessions save the content of unnamed buffers

When saving a session with :mksession and :sourceing it back, the content of [No Name] unnamed buffers is lost.

I like to sometimes write temporary throwaway code or notes on a unnamed or scratch buffer, for the length of my session.

Just like Sublime Text saves the content of "untitled new tabs" when quitting and reopening it, is there a way/workaround/hack/plugin to save the state of unnamed buffers in Vim?

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Jerome Dalbert
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Make Vim sessions save the content of [No Name] unnamed buffers

When saving a session with :mksession and :sourceing it back, the content [No Name] unnamed buffers is lost.

I like to sometimes write temporary throwaway code or notes on a unnamed or scratch buffer, for the length of my session.

Just like Sublime Text saves the content of "untitled new tabs" when quitting and reopening it, is there a way/workaround/hack/plugin to save the state of unnamed buffers in Vim?