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A scripting language embedded into Vim. It can be used to customize Vim to suit your needs and to create plugins. Also called VimL.
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How to edit the current buffer in another existing buffer?
The problem is more complex than what I described in the OP. But, in short, if you have the information that your current file content is loaded in a buffer that is not listed (by not listed I meant t …
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How to get the buffer number of `:bn`?
It turns out that the naive way works: (answer in Lua)
vim.cmd('bn')
local buf_right = vim.fn.bufnr()
vim.cmd('bp')
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How to simulate an Enter key in command mode?
As title. Is it possible to simulate an Enter(i.e. <CR>) in command-mode, i.e. after pressing :?
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How to get the buffer number of `:bn`?
As title. When running :bn the current buffer will be switched to the next buffer. I want to get the buffer number of this buffer without changing the current buffer(or, at least, can switch back to t …
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How to edit the current buffer in another existing buffer?
As title. I'm in a situation where a file is loaded into a buffer that is not listed in the buffers from the list :ls. So I want to transfer the content of the current unlisted buffer to an existing b …
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How to take the path argument passed into vim/neovim into account when call `getcwd()` withi...
Solutions in VimScript is welcome since I can translate it into lua one. …
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How to detect whether the current file might contains a long line?
Finally, I use combination of strwidth and getfsize to achieve my goal:
is_supported = function ()
if vim.fn.strwidth(vim.fn.getline('.')) > 300
or vim.fn.getfsize(vim.fn.expand("%")) > 1024 * 1 …
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How to detect whether the current file might contains a long line?
I'm using NeoVim so I prefer script written in Lua, but VimScript is also welcome! …
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