New answers tagged buffers
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Something along the lines of
nmap <RightMouse> :new <cWORD><CR>
Now you might need to process <cWORD> or do something else.
Learn about if,expand and maybe you will need to select,copy and paste the content.
I tried in neovim. Not sure if matters.
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Here's buffy, something I whipped up based on Martin's excellent batchy: Run :Buffy, edit the vimscript, and then run :Slay.
if exists('g:loaded_buffy')
finish
endif
let g:loaded_buffy = 1
call prop_type_add('buffy', #{highlight: 'Special'})
function Buffy() abort
const scriptfile = tempname()
execute 'split' scriptfile
setlocal nobuflisted ...
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Here is the proof of concept.
Create a function that deletes a buffer out of a line that has a buffer info:
func! DeleteBuffer() abort
let bnr = matchstr(getline('.'), '^\s*\zs\d\+')
exe "confirm bd" . bnr
endfunc
noremap <space>de :call DeleteBuffer()<CR>
Basically if you have a lines like:
4 h "templates\asciidoctor\...
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This question is long (4 questions), and we normally prefer to keep questions to
1 question per question. The 4th is also opinion-based enough to be off-topic.
However, the questions are related enough and I have enough to say that I'm
going to (try to) write an answer.
Your questions first:
Does this mean that at this point in time, argo and bufdo ...
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