On 07/02/09 07:27, Dewr wrote:
> it keeps its filetype even if you didn't give ":setlocal bufhidden=hide".
> anyway! Vim keeps syntax-highlighting when I've used ":setlocal
> bufhidden=hide" before I use "bnext"|"bprevious".
>
Then I think it's working as it should (though it may surprise you). If
you "hide" the buffer, it keeps everything. If you "unload" it, some of
the information (including, maybe, the buffer-local 'syntax' set by
hand) gets lost.
Another way to keep everything is to use split-windows or tab pages.
When not in use, it is possible to reduce a split-window to only a
status line and nooothing else (if 'winminheight' is zero) and a tab
page to even less than that.
Best regards,
Tony.
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