Hi ZyX!
On Fr, 28 Sep 2012, ZyX wrote:
> vim -u NONE -c 'autocmd BufUnload * echom expand("<abuf>") bufnr("%")' \
> -c 'vnew' \
> -c 'echom bufnr("%")' \
> -c 'bw! 1'
> . You will see
> 2
> 1 2
> . Obviously, that means that current and unloaded buffers are
> different. You may replace first “echom” with “setlocal” and see that
> option is set for a wrong buffer. Your autocmd must not be used.
You are changing buffers and wiping a buffer. I am not sure what you are
trying to show here.
> By the way, “bufnr('%')” is almost always different from «"<afile>"».
> First is buffer number, second is a plain string. Or a filename if you
> meant “expand("<afile>")”.
Of course. I thought that is obvious.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Christian
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