New answers tagged buffers
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append() (or appendbufline()) do not allow \r or \n to insert new lines. You should use List instead. For instance,
call appendbufline(l:bufnr, '$', repeat([''], winheight(winnr())))
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First off, are you sure you need to add actual content to your buffer? If the goal is just to get it the same height as a single, current window, there's a much simpler method in normal mode:
<C-W>=
Or in Vimscript:
:wincmd =
The problem with your append command is that you're passing a string, which explicitly tells it add the content to a single ...
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Use _u to open last buffer,_U to view last buffers.
It can be improved.
let g:lastWindows= []
let g:lastWinName = ""
function! SaveLastWindow()
if &bt == '' || &bt == 'help' || &ft == 'netranger' "|| &bt == 'nofile'
let cur= expand( '<afile>' )
if cur == g:lastWinName || cur ==""
return
endif
call add(g:...
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