Hello, In vim source code, we can find the adding of arglist to the vim script made by :mksession. So, the problem is not that we add my file in the script.
I see several hypothesis: 1- My file (opened by drag and drop) is not removed from arglist when I do :bwipeout. I think this is a problem. Do you agree? Is it possible to remove a element from arglist? 2- This file should be in the buffer list (so there would be no issue since :bw works with a buffer from buffer list). Shouldn't? I'm not sure. Regards, On Dec 2, 9:55 pm, Phil <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I see something which seems to be a bug but I would like to discuss it > here. Indeed, I do not find bugtracker and I'm not sure my issue is > really a bug. > > There comes a time when I choose to open a file by using drag & drop > of > a file into Vim windows. When I do that, the file replaces the current > one and a new entry is present on :ls result. When I need to forget > this > file, I do :bw on it to erase completely the buffer. Next, if I create > a > vim session, using :mksession and if I load it to a new vim instance > with :source command, the buffer I previously erased is still loaded > in > buffer list. > > I checked the file produced by :mksession and the file opened by drag > & > drop is present near the arg command. So, it is in the arglist and > that > is the reason why I see it in my session script. Is it the normal > behaviour? When this script is loaded, a buffer is generated for this > file and I can see it in :ls list. > > I see the same problem at home on Debian and at work on Windows XP (I > use gVim both places). > > Please, forgive potential english mistakes, this is not my native > tongue. > > Regards, > > -- > Philippe -- You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
