Ok, looks like my mails are atlast going thru :) Here's my questions :
I have two questions regarding working with the menu pane in vim GUI mode (gvim). I use a tags enabled design environment in which lots of files (buffers) are simultaneously opened. I like to use a single window without splitting , in which I read one buffer at a time. In order to go to other files, I seamless traverse through my tags enabled files. But if I want to suddenly jump to an arbitrary open file, I go to Buffers menu , which pops up the list of loaded buffers, from which I select my file through mouse or arrow keys. 1) The problem is, if there are too many open files, the Buffers menu popup doesnt fit into a single screen. Also , only files that are popped-up by the buffer menu in the current screen are selectable , the others cannot be scrolled or selected by mouse etc. Is there a way to make that happen ? Of course , if I do a ":b filename" as a command mode command , it works. Also, a "tear-off" menu also doesnt help. 2) How do I make Buffers menu alphabetically pop-up the loaded buffers ? Thanks, Ujjal
