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The representation of a file loaded into memory. Edits are performed on buffers.
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How can I set Vim to switch to a buffer after I add it?
TLDR: Can I make Vim automatically switch to the buffer that I just opened?
Please tell me if I'm using Vim wrong in this case or something.
I'm currently working with foo.txt. I want to look at …
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Can I use syntax highlighting on an unwritten buffer?
I pasted some code into a new, unwritten buffer in Vim. I'd like to do some quick edits on the code without saving it to a file, but it hurts my eyes to look at code without syntax highlighting. Can …
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